Denying Wrongdoing, Texas Pharmacy and Owner Agree to $400K Settlement

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Denying Wrongdoing, Texas Pharmacy and Owner Agree to $400K Settlement

Joan Flynn

March 8, 2017 at 10:00:00 ET

A Texas pharmacy and one of its owners will pay $400,000 to settle allegations that their failure to comply with the Controlled Substances Act facilitated criminal diversion by a pharmacist, the Justice Department announced. Prosecutors alleged that Trinity Pharmacy in Carrollton’s failure to comply with CSA requirements allowed former pharmacist-in-charge John Christopher Esparza... Read More

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