Pharmacist, Two West Virginia Pharmacies Accused of Filling Bogus Prescriptions Agree to Settlement

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Pharmacist, Two West Virginia Pharmacies Accused of Filling Bogus Prescriptions Agree to Settlement

One Pharmacy Must Surrender DEA License; Government Imposes $300,000 in Civil Money Penalties

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July 14, 2021 at 10:38:01 ET

A West Virginia pharmacist and two pharmacies that he owned and operated agreed to pay $300,000 in civil monetary penalties to resolve allegations brought by federal enforcement officials that the pharmacies violated the Controlled Substances Act by filling illegitimate prescriptions. Jawed Ali Khan Sherwani owned Beckley Pharmacy, which had two locations in Beckley, West Virginia,... Read More

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