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I work in a doctor's office, and today one of our nursing students (doing her "externship", kind of like an away rotation in a small doctor's office) forged the doctor's signature on a prescription. She would have gotten away with it, but she chose to go to the pharmacy next door. When confronted, she point blank said she had no money and was going to sell the pills. She said she "had a friend" like she had done this before.
So, a couple of questions:
1) Obviously if we told the school, she would be kicked out and would never be in the position to do this again. So should we even tell the cops?
2) If prosecuted, what kind of sentence do you think these people get?
It is just sad, because she has children & is actually very nice. I saw the inevitable confrontation and she cried like she was going to be locked up forever.
So, a couple of questions:
1) Obviously if we told the school, she would be kicked out and would never be in the position to do this again. So should we even tell the cops?
2) If prosecuted, what kind of sentence do you think these people get?
It is just sad, because she has children & is actually very nice. I saw the inevitable confrontation and she cried like she was going to be locked up forever.