Sorry to barge in, but I wanted to see if this situation is as strange as it sounds. From a local news report:
http://www.statejournal.com/story/2...aling-money-laundering-at-federal-arraignment
It would seem to me that there is a definite "chain of command" issue here. The licensed pharmacist is supposed to supervise the pharmacy intern ....who has the right to fire the pharmacist... Has anyone ever heard of a situation like this?
(I have no connection with this place - I live two states away. I just happened to read this story in the paper while visiting my parents.)
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According to another report, this operation is responsible for 328,000 "missing" oxycodone tablets.
A Barboursville, West Virginia pharmacy owner indicted on 40 counts of drug distribution and money laundering denied wrongdoing at his arraignment earlier this week in federal court.
Kofe Ohene Agyekum appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Cheryl A. Eifert entered a "not guilty" plea to the indictment, returned Sept. 10 by a federal grand jury in Huntington, U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin said.
Agyekum is director and president of KAYPAT Medical Business, which does business as A+ Care Pharmacy in Barboursville and is employed there as a pharmacist intern, the government says.
http://www.statejournal.com/story/2...aling-money-laundering-at-federal-arraignment
It would seem to me that there is a definite "chain of command" issue here. The licensed pharmacist is supposed to supervise the pharmacy intern ....who has the right to fire the pharmacist... Has anyone ever heard of a situation like this?
(I have no connection with this place - I live two states away. I just happened to read this story in the paper while visiting my parents.)
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According to another report, this operation is responsible for 328,000 "missing" oxycodone tablets.
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