Opioid treatment CEO Doug Smith accused of fraud, tax issues | Special Reports

Ex-doctor Doug Smith made millions off the opioid crisis. Now the founder of Bupe.me and Church Ekklasia Sozo stands accused of fraud, tax evasion.

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