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Pharmacy supplier employee charged in drug thefts www.privateofficer.com

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Pharmacy supplier employee charged in drug thefts www.privateofficer.com baldwin times report DAPHNE, Ala.(Metro Mobile) OCT 19 2008?A Fairhope woman Thursday-facing 65 counts of second-degree property theft, according to a Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson-turned herself in for allegedly stealing more than 5,300 prescription pills from her work place. She was released on $30,000 bail Rebecca Ann Beaty, 34, [...]

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