Lewes– Delaware State Police have arrested a Lewes woman after fraudulent applications for medical marijuana were submitted at the business, Delaware Holistic Medicine, formerly known as Disjointed located in Lewes, according to Director of Public Information, Sergeant Richard Bratz.
Bratz said the investigation began this past month as the Delaware State Police Sussex County Financial Crimes Unit received information about fraudulent activity occurring at the business Delaware Holistic Medicine, formerly known as Disjointed, located at 34011 Wescoats Road, Lewes.
The Medical Marijuana Compliance Program was contacted about medical marijuana applications which had been submitted for patients that contained fraudulent signatures in the physician section, according to Bratz. Further investigation developed the owner of the business, Carolan C. Krajewski (also known as Carolan Fischer) as the suspect with evidence linking her to the fraudulent activity, said Bratz.
Investigators with the Medical Marijuana Compliance Program contacted patients; at which time it was determined that no patient was seen by the physician and had dealt solely with Carolan C. Krajewski (Fischer), according to Bratz.
A search warrant was obtained in the Sussex County Superior Court and executed on June 1, 2018 with the assistance of the Delaware State Police Drug Diversion Unit and the Division of Professional Regulations. The owner, Krajewski (Fischer) was contacted at the business and taken into custody without incident.
She was transported to the State Police Troop 4 in Georgetown and formerly charged with 3 counts of Felony Tampering with Public Records First Degree and 3 counts of Felony Forgery 2nd Degree. Krajewski (Fischer) was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Court 3 and released on $2,250.00 unsecured bond.
This investigation remains active and on-going with additional charges pending indictment, according to Bratz.
If anyone has any additional information regarding this investigation please contact Sgt. D. Rementer, Troop 4 Sussex County Financial Crimes Unit at 302-752-3814.