The nurses of Arkansas are accused of using the name of the deceased to buy hundreds of hydroxytone pills
A nurse in Arkansas used the name of the deceased when trying to buy a hydroxylkrathumine pills in the pharmacy, and was facing felony charges.
Kait said that Caitlin Carol Adams was charged with three charges of fraud or deception to prescribe drugs related to drug -related drugs last month.
According to reports, Adams purchased forged prescriptions in a pharmacy in Jones Boro in January 2, and purchased 120 kinds of hydroxylkone pills.
She claims to work in a nursing home, and these medicines are for patients.
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Caitlin Carol Adams was charged with three criminals of fraud or deception to procure the prescription of anesthesia drugs. (Craighead County Detention Center)
Investigators said that according to the Arkansas Nursing Committee, Adams is a license -registered nurse who uses a credit card with its name to buy pills.
The investigator said in an oath: “After the research prescription, an employee in the pharmacy contacted the relevant sanatorium. They said that Caitlin Adams was fired on January 1.”
According to investigators, Adams returned to the same pharmacy on January 6 with another prescription for 180 kinds of hydroxykone pills.
Prescription bottle of hydroxytone medicine. (Istock)
The oath said that the prescription was the name of a man, and was later determined to be the patient in the same nursing home that Adams had previously worked.
Since December 30, the name at the prescription has also died.
The pharmacy refuses to fill in Adam’s prescription.
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On April 25, 2017, in a local pharmacy in Provee, Utah, sitting on the shelf, the prescription analgesic hydroxylkkine hydrochloride hydrochloride hydrochloride hydrochloride, 30 mg of pills. (Reuters/George Frey/file photo)
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Adams then went to another pharmacy and purchased 180 hydroxytone medicines in the name of the dead.
She was arrested on January 24 and was booked at the Craig Heide County Detention Center. Adams was released for $ 25,000 on March 20.
Adams’ permission is under investigation.
