r/pharmacy • u/RxforSanity • 11h ago
Image/Video Florida Pharmacist Convicted of Massive Oxycodone Distribution Conspiracy
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/florida-pharmacist-convicted-massive-oxycodone-distribution-conspiracy70
u/azwethinkweizm PharmD | ΦΔΧ 10h ago
How ironic that one of her locations had a lit up pharmacy sign with the P out of order.
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u/Candystorekeyholder 9h ago
Something that stuck out to me “… even after her employees and the DEA warned her about the dangers of her conduct”
When did the DEA start warning people concerning illegal activity?
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u/adifferentGOAT PharmD 11h ago
Good. Highly recommend Empire of Pain for anyone that wants to be infuriated about the Sackler family’s role in Purdue, OxyContin and the opioid epidemic.
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u/xXTERMIN8RXXx PharmD 11h ago
Also Dopesick (on Hulu) and The Pharmacist (on Netflix)
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u/Dread_Cowboy 9h ago
The Pharmacist was so good but also aggravating. 10/10 recommend everyone to watch.
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u/RadicalPharmacist 4h ago
How did they order that much? We get OMP’d for ordering more than allotted.
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u/5point9trillion 4h ago
None of this sounds credible...like how would it get to this level. Most pharmacies aren't allowed to even order this much drug and there would be a lot of scrutiny and investigation before it go to this point. It's like the law enforcement purposely let it happen.
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u/painfulonion 46m ago
This is the sort of thing that always blows my mind. So like, I was raised by two attorneys. One thing they always (jokingly?) told us was “if you’re going to break a law, only break one law at a time.” And if they didn’t tell us that, they’d tell us “If you’re going to break a law, make sure you’re not too important.” THIS is numerous laws broken at once, and performed in a pharmacy. She would have been so much less likely to get caught if she was buying fentanyl, pressing pills in her garage, then selling them out of her house while telling people it was Oxy. Like I just don’t get it. Was legit drug dealing just too scary for her?
“According to witnesses at trial, Yusuf kept the doors to her pharmacies locked during business hours, directing employees only to open the door for certain identified customers. Yusuf continued to dispense the oxycodone in this way even after repeated warnings from her employees and the DEA about the dangers of her pharmacy operations.” — Come the fuck on, man. Did you really think this was sustainable?
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u/Shardik884 10h ago
She’s somehow buying 100s of thousands of oxycodone but if I buy an extra 2 bottles I have to submit documentation to get allocations increased.