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A 28-count criminal indictment unsealed in District Court on Friday charges Dr. Dipak Desai and two of his former clinic workers in the hepatitis C outbreak that turned into one of Southern Nevada s worst medical calamities.Desai, who once enjoyed strong community regard and political connections, ran the endoscopy clinics where health officials said patients were infected with hepatitis C in 2007 because of unsafe injection practices.The 28 felony counts against Desai and two of his former nurse an adidas campus 80s esthetists, Ronald Ernest Lakeman and Keith H. Mathahs, include racketeering, neglect of patients, insura asics outlets nce fraud and performanc adidas campus beige e of an act of reckless disregard of persons or property.The charges revolve around the cases of seven people health officials say were infected with the potentially deadly hepatitis C virus at Desai s Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada, one on July 25, 2007, and six on Sept. 21, 2007. All seven infected patients were among the 39 witnesses who testified before th