The FBI arrested a Santa Ana man March 30 after he was suspected of accepting kickbacks from sober living homes in a process known as “body brokering”. Darius Jarell Moore, 27, was charged with one count of solicitation and receipt of payment, a federal charge, for referring a patient into a recovery home or clinical treatment facility. According to the criminal complaint filed with the U.S. District Court, Moore received hundreds of thousands of dollars from various Orange County sober living facilities using a shell company called Moore Recovery Solutions LLC in Santa Ana. The affidavit outlines the process Moore allegedly took to rake in money. Moore is alleged to have found substance abusers and referred them to corrupt sober living facilities, where the facilities received an insurance check for each new patient. The homes would then share part of their profit with Moore for allegedly referring the patient. Last October, Moore allegedly accepted a $16,000 kickback from a corrupt sober living home that was sent to a bank account under the name …