In a brief phone conversation with CNN, Love-Robinson said he would not grant any interviews but would present a statement outside his office Wednesday afternoon.

"I will have a legal representative there," he said with no elaboration before hanging up.

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"When he crossed the line and started giving a physical and offering to treat the undercover agent, we were able to issue him a cease-and-desist for the unlicensed practice of medicine," [Florida Department of Health spokesman Brad Dalton told CNN] said.

(via CNN: "18-year-old arrested for pretending to be a doctor, police say")

Love-Robinson actually did grant an interview on Nightline Thursday night, but cut the interview short after being asked about his degrees and not liking the tone of the interview.  He did say he has a Ph.D, but declined to specify what field it is in, claiming it has nothing to do with the case.

Love-Robinson had already received a cease-and-desist notice in October for practicing medicine without a license, after the police received a tip.  Jimmy Kimmel reported tongight that last year Love-Robinson was caught posing as a gynocologist, but seems like that is another teenage "Dr. Robinson" who ultimately was not charged for introducing himself as a doctor and being inside the exam room when a real Dr. Kent conducted the exam:

“The individual never had contact with any hospital patients and did not gain access to any patient care areas of the hospital at any time. The hospital immediately notified local authorities, who took the individual into custody, and we are cooperating with their ongoing investigation.”

The teen’s mother rushed to the scene, saying her son has an illness.

She said he had not been taking his medication.

(via "Teen caught after posing as OB/GYN at hospital for month, fooling doctors")

Jimmy Kimmel, do you need an extra fact checker?! Love your show!