Case Study Maria Few Prescription Forgeries

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When I discussed with Maria few prescription forgeries that happened , one when a son who tried to fill his deceased dad prescription for narcotic medication, so the staff discovered the forgery. They delayed filling the prescription to the next day because they need to order the medication, and next day when the suspect came to pick up the medication the staff called the police.

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