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If someone had a pill habit would it not be easy to take a job as a pharm tech. Most everyone would qualify and the big chains can't afford to do much of a background check. Seems it would be easy for someone in a job like this to siphon off a few pills every day, in their pocket, or being passed to an accomplice through the drive-up window. I can see this would be difficult with oxies or other C-II meds, but the C-III and C-IV stuff, like the vikes and tranqs they don't inventory too tightly. Or if they're afraid of being caught for outright stealing the pills, it ought to be pretty easy to slip a phony Rx into the system. They work there all day, it should't be too hard for someone to figure out how to write, call in, or otherwise get a fake scrip. One would thing this might be a good fringe benefit for an otherise crummy McJob. In a similar vein, I can see it would be quite easy for a locum tenens pharmacist, called in to work a couple shifts in a store, to make a bottle of pills disappear. No one will notice them missing till the end of the month and by then it would quite difficult to find whom to put the blame on.
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