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Seashore Drugs in Wilmington, located off Carolina Beach Drive, and its former owner and pharmacist-in-charge will pay $1 million in civil penalties for allegedly over-filling prescriptions for opioids and ignoring red flags. (Port City Daily photo/Courtesy Google Maps) WILMINGTON Wilmington-based Seashore Drugs Inc., its former owner John Waggett, and its pharmacist-in-charge Billy W. King II will pay $1,050,000 in civil penalties for allegedly dispensing opioid prescriptions egregiously for several years. This week a federal court entered into a consent order with the pharmacy, its former owner, its pharmacist, and federal prosecutors to settle a complaint filed by federal prosecutors in October. ....
Federal Court Orders North Carolina Pharmacy, Pharmacy Owner, and Pharmacist-in-Charge to Pay More Than $1 Million and to Cease Dispensing Opioids or Other Controlled Substances justice.gov - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from justice.gov Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Court orders Wilmington pharmacy to pay $1 million-plus fine, stop dispensing controlled substances Court orders Wilmington pharmacy to pay $1 million-plus fine, stop dispensing controlled substances By WECT Staff | December 17, 2020 at 9:19 AM EST - Updated December 17 at 4:45 PM RALEIGH, N.C. (WECT) - A federal court has ordered a Wilmington pharmacy to cease dispensing controlled substances and pay a $1.05 million fine. The consent order from a federal court in the Eastern District: Permanently prohibits Waggett from dispensing opioids or other controlled substances; Prohibits King from dispensing Schedule II controlled substances, including most opioids, for 180 days and then requires King to submit to further DEA monitoring for 3 years; and ....
By Neil Cotiaux, posted Dec 17, 2020 The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina announced Thursday that the former owner and pharmacist-in-charge of Seashore Drugs Inc. have agreed to $1.05 million in civil penalties as part of a consent agreement with the government stemming from practices that prosecutors allege helped turn the local pharmacy into a magnet for drug abusers.
While not admitting the allegations, former Seashore Drugs Inc. owner John D. Waggett and former pharmacist-in-charge Billy W. King II agreed to resolve charges filed by the government that accused the pair of ignoring multiple “red flags” and failing to ensure the legitimacy of prescriptions brought to the pharmacy before filling them. ....
WILMINGTON – A local pharmacy, as well as its former owner and lead pharmacist, have been ordered to pay $1.05 million in civil penalties and to stop selling opioids and other controlled substances after a federal investigation found it was improperly filling prescriptions. Seashore Discount Drugs, its former owner John D. Waggett and pharmacist-in-charge Bill W. King II were given the order by a federal court of the Eastern District of North Carolina following a complaint that alleged the pharmacy and the two men repeatedly filled prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances in violation of the Controlled Substances Act, according to a release from the Department of Justice. ....