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Case / When Where Setting Drug Method Role Prosecution status Penalty Source
Texarkana pharmacist pleads guilty to falsifying records to conceal theft of methadone and other narcotics
2024-06
Arkansas Retail pharmacy in Texarkana Methadone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, morphine (MS Contin), alprazolam and other controlled substances not stated Staff pharmacist not stated none documented source
Madera pharmacist pleaded guilty to dispensing over 200,000 opioid pills on forged prescriptions
2024-06
California Independent retail pharmacy in Madera Oxycodone and hydrocodone tablets not stated Pharmacist and pharmacy owner not stated none documented source
Long Island pharmaceutical employee sentenced to six years for stealing thousands of oxycodone pills from employer
2024-05-31
New York not stated Oxycodone, described as thousands of pills not stated Former employee of a Suffolk County-based pharmaceutical employer not stated none documented source
Dodge County Hospital Nurse Diverted Oxycodone Using Automated Dispensing Cabinet Swap
2024-05-24
Minnesota
Dodge County, Minnesota
Post-anesthesia care unit, hospital in Dodge County, Minnesota Oxycodone (diverted alongside oxybutynin used as cover) Withdrew two-pill oxycodone orders from an automated dispensing cabinet but gave patients only one, falsifying pain reports; also opened an oxybutynin drawer to mask additional oxycodone withdrawals not stated Pleaded guilty May 2024 to obtaining a controlled substance by fraud; sentencing pending none documented source
Barbourville Pharmacy Pays $215,000 Over Red-Flag Prescription Failures
2024-05-09
Kentucky
Barbourville, Kentucky
Smith Family Pharmacy, a retail pharmacy in Barbourville, Kentucky Oxycodone and oxymorphone Pharmacy filled over 500 prescriptions bearing red flags for diversion or abuse — dangerous drug combinations, high dosages, and out-of-state prescribers — without resolving the concerns not stated Pharmacy and pharmacist-in-charge paid $215,000 civil penalty and signed a four-year DEA Memorandum of Agreement, May 2024 $215,000 (civil penalty) source
Registered nurse sentenced to probation for stealing OxyContin from a hospital narcotics cabinet and replacing it with other medications
2024-05
South Dakota
Canton, SD
Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center OxyContin Removed OxyContin from blister packs in a narcotics cabinet and replaced it with melatonin and acetaminophen, resealed the packs, and used the stolen OxyContin for personal use; pleaded guilty to obtaining a controlled substance by misrepresentation, fraud, forgery, deception, and subterfuge. not stated Pleaded guilty on March 6, 2024; sentenced on May 24, 2024, to two years probation and a $100 special assessment; indicted by a federal grand jury in June 2023. Investigated by the FDA Office of Criminal Investigations and the DEA. none documented source
Clinic pharmacy assistant charged with stealing OxyContin and Oxycodone prescriptions from the clinic where she worked
2024-05
Washington
Whitman County, Washington
a clinic OxyContin and Oxycodone Charges state that in November 2023 the pharmacy assistant stole prescriptions for OxyContin and Oxycodone from the clinic where she worked. not stated Charged with unprofessional conduct by the Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission in May 2024; the case is pending. none documented source
Minnesota Pharmacist in Charge Pleads Guilty to Stealing Oxycodone Bottles From Inventory
2024-04-25
Minnesota
Maplewood, Minnesota
Pharmacist in charge, retail pharmacy (Maplewood, MN); conduct Mar 2020 – Jun 2023 Oxycodone (bottles taken from pharmacy inventory) Removed oxycodone bottles from the pharmacy's own stock for personal use and falsified the pharmacy's records to conceal the missing inventory not stated Pleaded guilty Apr 25, 2024, to one count of obtaining a controlled substance by misrepresentation; sentencing to be scheduled none documented source

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  • Setting: stated in 850 of 931 cases (91%)
  • Drug: stated in 858 of 931 cases (92%)
  • Method: stated in 675 of 931 cases (73%)
  • Prosecution status: stated in 675 of 931 cases (73%); a documented penalty (fine, settlement, or restitution) exists for 107 of 931 cases (11%)
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Last reviewed: September 2026 · Content is educational, not legal advice.