A New York woman has been indicted for collecting more than $47,000 in Medicaid benefits while living a luxury lifestyle of mansions and fancy cars. Hasime Lika, 34, is accused of hiding her assets to claim state benefits for herself and her children through Medicaid, a program that provides help to New Yorkers who can't afford medical care, between 2006 and 2011. All the while, prosecutors claim, she was living in a $2.4 million mansion in the Todt Hill area of Staten Island and driving around in a Rolls Royce and a Mercedes. Indicted: Hasime Lika is accused of claiming more than $47,000 in benefits fraudulently
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Hasime Lika, 34, claimed Medicaid benefits for herself and her two children from 2006 to 2011
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Lika received more than $47,000 in benefits while living in a Staten Island mansion and driving a Rolls Royce
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She failed to declare her common law marriage to property developer Bill Lika and used her maiden name
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She also hid $35,000 in her checking account
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Lika faces up to seven years in prison for welfare fraud and grand larceny
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