Raleigh, N.C. — A Holly Springs woman is accused of drug trafficking, possession and fraud after authorities say she forged prescriptions to obtain oxycodone from an Apex drug store.
Dinah S. Kelly, 55, of 108 Arbor Wynds Court, is charged with 13 counts of fraud/forgery. Arrest warrants say that she obtained hundreds of oxycodone pills from Walgreens, 511 W. Williams St., by forging the signature of Dr. Rowena Marino, of the Hope Spine and Rehabilitation Clinic. The offenses occurred from March to November last year.
Kelly is also charged with 13 counts of trafficking heroin/opium.
She was being held at the Wake County jail under a $1 million bond Thursday afternoon.
Holly Springs woman charged with drug trafficking, fraud
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February 6, 2009 11:38 a.m.
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February 6, 2009 10:33 a.m.
It is amazing to me this society's stance on what is acceptable and what is not.
If some big agency tells you its safe, and the gov backs them up, you swallow it....hook, line, and sinker....
Since there are MANY forms of drugs available today, legal or otherwise, it becomes a matter of one's own ability to control what one chooses to swallow, smoke, drink, inject or otherwise.
The anti-drug campaign is winning in that use of mariquana is down among teens....but they didn't count the number of youths now engaging in "pill-swapping" with the stash from their parents "legally obtained prescripts".....
The woman in this report deserves to be punished for her crimes. But so should Budweiser, Phillip Morris, and Glaxo-Smith Cline.
February 6, 2009 10:04 a.m.
bradh, bad point!
The idea of legalizing drugs is not that doing so will prevent drug addiction, it will prevent the assorted secondary issues associated with their illegal use.
Making them illegal has not prevented their use; as we know from alcohol, prohibition doesn't work. It just lines the pockets of organized crime and gangs.
February 6, 2009 8:17 a.m.