A Tacoma pharmacy accused of violating parts of the Controlled Substance Act has reached a settlement agreement with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Seattle.
A Tacoma pharmacy accused of violating parts of the Controlled Substance Act has reached a settlement agreement with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Seattle.
According to U.S. Attorney Nick Brown, Lincoln Pharmacy will pay the U.S. government $80,000 to resolve claims it failed to properly track narcotics. “The Controlled Substances Act has requirements for medical professionals and pharmacies so that certain narcotic substances are carefully tracked,” said U.S. Attorney Brown. “Those requirements are designed to allow DEA to monitor the distribution of these drugs to try to combat abuse and addiction and the harms that follow.”
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Negligent IRS gets $80 billion but misses deadline to account for the moneyWhen even progressives complain about the arrogance and incompetence of the IRS, it’s clear the agency needs a housecleaning. Then again, if Congress did its job, the IRS would have less leeway to screw up.
Read more »
Travel Troubleshooter: Lyft charged me $80 for damage to a car. But it wasn’t me!Lyft surprises So Do with an $80 charge after a recent ride. The driver claims that she damaged the car. But she says it wasn’t her. How does she prove her innocence?
Read more »
Gas prices are dropping, particularly in these 9 statesPrices are dropping because the cost of crude oil per barrel has been tumbling — and that's starting to show at the gas pump, energy experts said.
Read more »
Genesis rappelle 65 000 véhicules | Actualités automobile | Auto123Genesis doit rappeler quelque 65 000 véhicules en raison d’un problème avec les ceintures de sécurité. Auto123 a les détails.
Read more »
Why A Man Called Otto Became A Box Office Hit (Even Though It’s Forgotten)A Man Called Otto recently became a box office hit: the film seems to be forgotten by the majority of the public, despite its commercial success.
Read more »