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| Case / When | Where | Setting | Drug | Method | Role | Prosecution status | Penalty | Source |
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North Carolina Pharmacy Technician Charged in Controlled Substance Diversion Case (2015)
2015
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North Carolina North Carolina |
Pharmacy Technician (North Carolina) | Controlled substances (not specified in the source) | Charge as worded in the source: three felony counts of embezzling a controlled substance from a DEA registrant; one felony count of opiate trafficking | not stated | Charged (2015); charges are allegations, no conviction reported in the source | none documented | source |
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Georgia Pharmacy Technician Convicted in Controlled Substance Diversion Case (2015)
2015
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Georgia Georgia |
Pharmacy Technician (Georgia) | More than 48,000 highly addictive prescription painkillers | Details are limited to what the source states; see the summary above | not stated | Pleaded guilty; convicted (2015); sentence not reported in the source | none documented | source |
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Maryland Physician Sentenced in Stimulant Diversion Case (2015)
2015
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Maryland Maryland |
Physician in a Calvert County medical group (Maryland) | Oxycodone, amphetamine | Details are limited to what the source states; see the summary above | not stated | Sentenced (2015) to 36 months probation, $40,000 fine; license surrendered | $40,000 (criminal fine) | source |
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Connecticut Physician Sentenced in Opioid Diversion Case (2015)
2015
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Connecticut Connecticut |
Physician (Connecticut) | Oxycodone | Charge as worded in the source: illegally dispensing oxycodone and other controlled substances | not stated | Sentenced (2015) to 84 months in prison | none documented | source |
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Pharmacist Pleads Guilty to Stealing 67,000 Doses of Prescription Narcotics — Minnesota, 2014
2014-10-28
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Minnesota Burnsville, Minnesota |
Retail pharmacy in Burnsville, MN | Hydrocodone, oxycodone, carisoprodol, and diazepam | Falsified controlled-substance receiving logs to understate shipments, then stole the discrepancy | not stated | Pleaded guilty to obtaining a controlled substance by fraud | none documented | source |
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Pharmacy technician admitted taking Xanax, Lortab and Luminal without payment from a national chain pharmacy
2014-10
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Maryland Baltimore, MD |
a national chain pharmacy in Baltimore, Maryland | Xanax (alprazolam) 2 mg, Lortab (hydrocodone-APAP) 10/500 mg, Luminal (phenobarbital) 60 mg and 16.2 mg | admitted orally and in writing to taking the drugs without payment and stated the count was not accurate and that she stole the drugs | not stated | registration summarily suspended by the State Board of Pharmacy; terminated from employment; criminally charged in the District Court of Maryland for Baltimore County with theft less than $1,000 and theft-scheme less than $1,000 | none documented | source |
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Former Trinity Home Health/Hospice nurses accused of diluting and diverting patients' morphine and hydromorphone
2014-09
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North Dakota Minot, ND |
Trinity Home Health/Hospice | morphine and hydromorphone; prescription pain medication | Allegedly diluted nursing home patients' medications; administered morphine instead of hydromorphone; brought unused medication back to the office after a patient died and ingested it; investigation found multiple instances of drug diversion. | not stated | Charges across suspects include Endangering a Vulnerable Adult (B felony), Conspiracy (C felony), and Theft of Property (C felony); two former nurses voluntarily surrendered their nursing licenses after admitting to the drug-diversion allegations; arrest warrants were issued. | none documented | source |
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Pharmacy licensee in Mitchell, SD diverted prescription drugs for personal use and received three-year probation
2014-09
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South Dakota Mitchell, SD |
Pharmacy | prescription drugs | Diverted prescription drugs for personal use; violated laws and rules governing pharmacy practice. | not stated | Three-year probation effective September 29, 2014; required continued participation in a monitored program for health professionals, quarterly reports to the Board, and passage of the Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Exam before completing probation. | none documented | source |
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