Encino, CA

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Business Name: iPhone Repair Pros

Phone : (818) 275-8944

Address: 4956 Garden Grove Ave, Tarzana, CA 91356

Business Hours: Sunday - Friday

(7 Am to 9 Pm)

Saturday Appointment only (7 Am to 9 Pm)

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Business Name: iPhone Repair Pros

Phone : (818) 275-8944

Address: 4956 Garden Grove Ave, Tarzana, CA 91356

Business Email: support@irepairpros.com

Website url: https://irepairpros.com

Business Hours: Sunday - Friday

(7 Am to 9 Pm)

Saturday Appointment only (7 Am to 9 Pm)

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They called him Dr. Pat, and from his nondescript office building along Ventura Boulevard, chiropractor Patrick Khaziran seemed to have found a lucrative niche treating celebrity clients.

Images of top-flight athletes filled his Instagram page. His Encino clinic, Sports Rehab LA, was filled with weight machines, massage tables and medicine balls, with NBA and NFL jerseys lining the walls. The practice boasted celebrity clients like Jamie Foxx, rapper the Game and Kevin Hart.

But the Hollywood luster is tarnished.

A New York federal judge sentenced Khaziran to 30 months in prison on Tuesday, after he pleaded guilty to being part of a widespread scheme that defrauded the National Basketball Assn. out of at least $5 million.

At the center of the years-long scheme was Keyon Dooling, then-assistant coach of the Jazz and former NBA player and union rep, and Terrence Williams, who had played four seasons with the Nets, Rockets, Kings and Celtics, and was the 11th overall draft pick in 2009. Williams and Dooling have both struck plea deals with prosecutors and are awaiting sentencing.

The scandal enmeshed 17 other ex-NBA players including former Lakers guard Shannon Brown and former Clippers players Darius Miles, Glen Davis, Ruben Patterson and Sebastian Telfair.

The fraud began when Williams submitted a false $19,000 invoice in 2017 that looked like a legitimate claim from Khaziran’s office.

The claim was billed to the NBA players’ health and welfare benefit plan.

The plan, funded by NBA teams, reimburses current and former players for certain medical expenses not covered by their regular insurance, a perk for athletes who often have injuries that last well beyond their years on the court.

By the time Williams filed that claim, his NBA days were behind him; he played his last game in the league in 2013.

The invoice netted him $7,672.55 — enough to whet his appetite for more. Williams recruited more players with the help of Dooling and another former NBA player, Alan Anderson.

The scheme widened with more health professionals, including a Washington state physician, Dr. William Washington, and a Beverly Hills cosmetic dentist Aamir Wahab — whose practice, the Unforgettable Smile, pitches itself as a home for celebrities.

Both have pleaded not guilty.

Wahab is scheduled for a pretrial hearing in March. Washington’s trial is set for May.

For his part, Khaziran, 40, provided false documentation showing the players received treatment they had not, and charged the fees to the former players’ health plan debit cards.

In all, his actions cost the fund $1.3 million, according to federal prosecutors. They say Khaziran’s cut was about $439,000, while the rest went to the players or their families.

“As a medical provider, Patrick Khaziran had a responsibility not to abuse his position of trust,” said U.S. Atty. Damian Williams of the Southern District of New York. “Instead, Khaziran used his role as a licensed chiropractor to generate dozens of fraudulent invoices for at least 22 former NBA players. He did this to enrich himself and his co-conspirators.”

Dooling, a former vice president of the players union, worked with Khaziran and, allegedly, Wahab to submit fraudulent claims worth $400,000. He was reimbursed $350,000.

Prosecutors say Wahab provided $1.1 million in fraudulent invoices.

The health plan is administered by a board of trustees made up of three representatives from the players union, the National Basketball Players Assn. and three from the NBA.

“Let’s make this thing grow sir,” Dooling texted Wahab around April 2018, according to court filings.

“Lol I’m down bro[.] Get me the whole NBA [laughing emoji],” Wahab replied.

“Yes we will,” he texted back.

But over time, relationships soured.

Terrence Williams pushed Wahab to produce more invoices, but the dentist was frustrated with the pace of the kickbacks flowing to him, court documents show.

The pair squabbled about invoices needed to secure the money.

At one point Williams suggested “loaning” players money and getting funds back through the debit card.

“You have the card reader I have the [debit c]ards. Let’s work together,” Williams texted Washington.

In all, Williams raked in $300,000 in kickbacks. And he appeared so desperate to keep it going that, at one point, he posed as the plan’s administrative manager to threaten Washington. He said that he would tell authorities about fraudulent invoices unless Washington paid a fine, according to court documents.

But the operation was sloppy, and authorities eventually caught on.

A plan administrator began asking for proof that treatments like those credited to Khaziran — including “therapeutic exercise,” “manual therapy” and “aquatic therapy” — were medically necessary.

The administrator got back letters that weren’t on official letterhead and were filled with grammatical errors. When the administrator asked for official letters, new ones were submitted. But the injuries noted on the previous letters didn’t match.

In some of the fraud cases, players who submitted invoices weren’t even in the area where they reported getting treatment.

At Khaziran’s office on Wednesday, the person who answered the phone said they did know about the sentencing. Another told a reporter it was the wrong number.

But his lawyers said in court documents that he is “deeply remorseful for his actions,” adding that Khaziran, the son of Iranian refugees, was inclined to help others.

“The player represented to Pat that the bank account linked to his Plan debit card contained money that belonged to the player and had been taken out of the player’s previous paychecks,” his lawyers argued in filings before sentencing. Understanding what it meant to provide for a family, they said, “he loaned the player a few thousand dollars, which he charged to the Plan debit card for reimbursement in increments.”

Then the situation spiraled out of control as players came knocking on the door.

“Pat accepts full responsibility for his actions and in no way intends to excuse them,” his lawyers said. “He is horrified that he lost sight of his moral compass and he is no longer the role model he has always tried to be for his children.”

Amazon Fresh has expanded its Southern California footprint with the opening of a new supermarket in Encino, featuring the company’s “Just Walk Out” technology.

The 44,000-square-foot store, at 16325 Ventura Blvd., is the 16th Fresh in California. It will employ hundreds of full- and part-time workers at a starting wage of $16.40 an hour, the company said.

Amazon Fresh said it will be opening another store in Westlake in the coming weeks and a Pasadena location after that. Specific locations for those markets have not been revealed.

How it works

Customers who opt for Just Walk Out shopping can enter the store by scanning the in-store QR code in their Amazon app, using Amazon One or by inserting a credit or debit card to open Just Walk Out gates.

Once inside, anything they take off the shelf is automatically added to a virtual cart, and anything a customer puts back comes out of it. When they’re finished shopping they simply scan or insert their entry method again to exit and they’re good to go.

The technology works with the help of hundreds of cameras, weight gauges and scanners that monitor what a customer removes from shelves and puts into their carts.

Customers, including non-Amazon members, can also use a traditional checkout lane, and those buying alcohol move through a separate, one-way aisle where they show an ID to an employee and exit through a gate.

Amazon Fresh carries a wide assortment of national brands and produce, meat and seafood, as well as a range of prepared foods made fresh in-store every day — from fresh-baked bread and made-to-order pizzas, to rotisserie chickens and hot sandwiches.

The supermarket chain will offer giveaways, free samples and discounts to shoppers this weekend to celebrate the Encino store’s opening. Prime members can save up to 20% on some store items, the company said.

Amazon Fresh operates a total of 57 stores, including 39 in the U.S. and 18 in the U.K.

Other Amazon Fresh stores can be found in North Hollywood, Woodland Hills, Whittier, Mission Viejo, La Verne, Murrieta, Irvine, La Habra and Long Beach, among other locations.

Jeff Helbling, vice president of Amazon Fresh Stores, said the company’s efforts to evolve its grocery experience into a “seamless, omnichannel offering” have been well-received by both shoppers and the grocery industry.

“We have exciting plans for Amazon Fresh stores this year and in the future,” Helbling told Supermarket News in an email interview earlier this year.

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Automation on the rise

Other retailers have also shifted some of their operations to a cashier-free model.

Walmart and Sam’s Club have a Scan & Go program that allows customers to scan products with their smartphones and pay with a credit card registered on the app.

7-Eleven has a similar Mobile Checkout program, and Aldi opened its first checkout-free grocery store earlier this year in London. Like Amazon Fresh, Aldi’s Shop & Go app uses motion-sensor cameras and weight sensors to track what’s picked up by customers, who are then charged through the app after they leave.