Simply Southern
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Great thought, that makes perfect sense. I wonder as well which states share that information.
I also noted in all of the reports that it was mentioned in one that when someone "says" their prescription meds were stolen, in IL at least, a doctor will only replace them if you have a police report number. This may explain the real reason for reporting thefts of prescription meds in this case more than once...
Apparently addicts know all of the tricks...
Virginia does, apparently by obtaining a login
They now share with the military
Va Board of Health Professions - Programs and Services
Reading the police reports, were several calls and reports of stolen medication. It was stayed they had to call AJsr back with the report number so he could get a new prescription. The officer ask how much each pill would sell for on the street, he said $10.00 each. The officer said, that's $900.00, AJsr said, well I only pay 10.00.