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Showing 128 of 730 cases · page 15 of 16.
| Case / When | Where | Setting | Drug | Method | Role | Prosecution status | Penalty | Source |
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Sweetbriar Assisted Living nurse sentenced for hydrocodone theft and falsifying records
2013-06
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West Virginia Charleston, WV |
Sweetbriar Assisted Living | hydrocodone | obtaining hydrocodone by fraud; admitted stealing hydrocodone intended for patients for personal use and falsifying records to cover up the theft | not stated | sentenced to five years of probation; previously pleaded guilty | none documented | source |
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South Burlington physician pleaded guilty to prescription fraud after writing prescriptions under fictitious names
2012-11
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Vermont | Primary care practice, South Burlington; retail pharmacies in Chittenden and Addison counties | Adderall and Vicodin | not stated | Physician | not stated | none documented | source |
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Nursing Home Nurse Sentenced for Tampering with a Dementia Patient's Morphine — Kansas, 2012
2012-02-03
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Kansas Topeka, Kansas |
Rolling Hills Health Center, Topeka, KS | Morphine (also hydrocodone at an earlier facility) | Stole morphine from an elderly dementia patient's bottle, diluted it with tap water | not stated | Pleaded guilty; sentenced to 3 years federal prison; surrendered nursing license | none documented | source |
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Nursing Facility Nurse Sentenced for Tampering with Patients' Morphine — Kansas, 2012
2012-01-24
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Kansas Salina, Kansas |
Holiday Resort Nursing Facility, Salina, KS | Morphine | Removed morphine from patient vials with syringes, replaced with sodium chloride solution | not stated | Pleaded guilty; sentenced to 3 years federal prison | none documented | source |
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Sisseton pharmacy technician pleaded guilty to health care fraud over hydrocodone theft
2011-11-28
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South Dakota | Tribal health care center, Sisseton, South Dakota | Hydrocodone (approximately 10 pills) | not stated | Pharmacy technician | not stated | none documented | source |
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Former state developmental center employee sentenced to prison for selling oxycodone in Cumberland County
2011-10-28
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New Jersey | Street-level sales outside a convenience store in Millville; no evidence the drugs came from his workplace | Oxycodone (undercover purchases also included hydrocodone and diazepam) | not stated | Former training technician at a state developmental center, employed by the New Jersey Department of Human Services until his arrest | not stated | none documented | source |
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Manhattan, Kansas registered nurse pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute oxycodone and obstruction
2011-06-13
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Kansas | Manhattan, Kansas (facility not identified in the release) | Oxycodone | not stated | Registered nurse | not stated | none documented | source |
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South Dakota tribal health center pharmacy technician sentenced after hydrocodone theft plea
2011-05-16
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South Dakota | Indian Health Service health care center, Sisseton, South Dakota | Hydrocodone | not stated | Pharmacy technician | not stated | none documented | source |
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