User profile: TheTruthof702

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Posted on: For pharmacy techs, drugs easy to steal

I am writing to correct Mr.Allen on a few things. His research should have found that the pharmacy techs have no direct access to any narcotic worth $50 on the street. Only the registered pharmicist have access to narcotics of that value. Also Miss,Nye was never attempted to be contacted by The Sun. Nearly a year prior to the whole incident, Miss, Nye contacted loss prevention's Bradley Brice herself to inform him about the conditions of the particular C.V.S she was working in.The schedule 2 narcotics were laying all over the floor,not inventoried and theft of narcotics was done by all staff.Instead of taking action immediately Mr.Brice waited and confronted Miss,Nye with alligations of theft for all narcotics missing. Instead of throwing fellow co-workers under the bus she accepted all guilt.Miss, Nye was singled out for the theft of all the narcotics simply because she made an attempt to fix the problem by contacting Mr. Brice of Loss Prevention.The theft of Pharmicutical Narcotics has no certain group of employee's to hold responsible.targeting underpaid techs as the culprits is ridiculous. There where and are more Pharmicist's facing alligations of misconduct than Pharmicist Techs.A person with common sense would know Miss Nye would have never been actually working if she was stealing 60,000 pills.These numbers are the result of corrupt pharmacy full of thieving employee's. This statement was written by a close personal friend of Miss Nye. I can arrange The Sun to actually contact her if you would like to write about the corrupt C.V.S. pharmacy Miss Nye worked for.

(Suggest removal) 12/7/08 at 10:23 p.m.

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