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North Carolina pharmacists filled prescriptions for opioids while disregarding obvious indications of drug abuse, drug diversion and drug-seeking behavior.

Registered nurse obtained fentanyl and hydromorphone by entering fraudulent verbal orders into the EMR on behalf of physicians who didn't issue the orders.

Registered nurse obtained fentanyl and hydromorphone by entering fraudulent verbal orders into the EMR on behalf of physicians who didn't issue the orders.

Registered nurse obtained fentanyl and hydromorphone by entering fraudulent verbal orders into the EMR on behalf of physicians who didn't issue the orders.

Registered nurse obtained fentanyl and hydromorphone by entering fraudulent verbal orders into the EMR on behalf of physicians who didn't issue the orders.

A registered nurse in a neural ICU removed injectable fentanyl from syringes and replaced the drug with saline, then glued the plastic tampering caps back on.

A Minneapolis woman added water to morphine sulfate and returned the diluted bottle to the Drug Cabinet, where it was held to fill customer prescriptions.

A medical director, operator and two unlicensed practitioners at a Texas clinic submitted fraudulent claims to Medicaid and Medicare for services not provided.

Complaint alleges that clinic owners ignored signs of abuse, and drug toxicity played a role in the deaths of individuals who received controlled substances.

Alabama supervisory paramedic tampered with approximately 129 vials of fentanyl citrate, replacing diverted fentanyl with saline.