Pharmacist accused of diluting cancer drugs to save money
Investigators seek cancer patients who may have received improper doses after pharmacist Robert R. Courtney allegedly dispensed Taxol and Gemzar far below prescribed amounts. Federal officials say some IV bags contained as little as under 1 percent of the ordered dose, saving about $780 on one order.
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Robert R. Courtney
Courtney
Israeli man indicted in US Ecstasy drug ring case
Oded Tuito, an Israeli national awaiting extradition, is indicted by a federal grand jury along with 11 associates for running an international Ecstasy trafficking organization. Prosecutors say millions of pills were smuggled into US cities with about 100,000 pills landing in Los Angeles each month. Charges include operating a continuing criminal enterprise carrying 20 years to life. Israel also seeks him for a 16 year sentence.
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Helicopter scraped rocks before Grand Canyon crash
Investigators found evidence the tourist helicopter scraped a rock outcropping near the Grand Canyon before crashing 60 miles east of Las Vegas. Five New York tourists and the pilot were killed. Mohave County sheriff's officials noted scraping marks on rocks above the crash site.
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Grand Canyon
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New York
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Texas teen killer faces death for slaying judge's father
Napoleon Beazley, 25, a former Grapeland high school leader, was scheduled for execution by injection for the 1994 murder of John Luttig, whose son J Michael Luttig sits on the 4th Circuit. He argued about juvenile execution limits as opponents urged mercy.
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E. coli outbreak hits Ozaukee County fair_linked cases
A suspected E. coli outbreak linked to a Ozaukee County fair has hospitalized at least four children, two with confirmed 0157:H7 infections and two more under testing at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. Officials said six additional suspected cases are in children, per health director Glenda Madlom.
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Americans Freed From Genoa Rioting Cases After Three Weeks
Susanna Thomas an American Quaker and Bryn Mawr student along with 17 others including two more Americans were released by a Genoa court. The group linked to Publix Theater was detained after riots tied to the Group of Eight summit in July 2022. Thomas urged the release of political prisoners and pledged to continue her advocacy.
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