fistfullofsteel
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Fuck steroids, the money is in painkillers!!! Who wants to open up an underground ambien, painkillers and such underground lab???? Can you buy the stuff cheap in other countries and have it shipped here? Nothing wrong with a quick $20 million in cash.
State Police bust doc, pharmacist and drug kingpin
The State Police today announced the arrest of the leader of a Newark-based drug ring that made more than $20 million last year by buying painkillers from pharmacists using fake prescriptions and then selling them to drug dealers in New York City at a considerable markup.
The OxyCotin and Percocet pills, which give users a high similar to heroin, were eventually sold in cities along the Eastern Seaboard, state authorities said.
Mohamed Hassanain, 40, of West Orange, whom state authorities identified as the ringleader of the group, was arrested last night on charges of being an organized crime leader, racketeering, drug distribution, forgery and money laundering.
The State Police also arrested Dr. Mario Comesanas, 51, of Livingston, who is accused of writing thousands of prescriptions for painkilllers at Hassanain's request, and pharmacist Ahmed "Felix" Aly, 32, of Union, who is charged with filling the lion's share of the fake prescriptions.
Hassanain paid the doctor $100 to fill out a set of prescriptions for 60 OxyCotin pills, 90 Percocet pills and vitamins for fictitious patients whose names were provided by the ringleader, Attorney General Stuart Rabner said. .
Hassanain then took the prescriptions and gave them to "runners," who retrieved the pills from various pharmacies using fake identification that matched the names on the forms, Rabner said. The runners then brought the pills back to Hassanain; he eventually delivered the pills in bulk to his connection in New York City.
Comesanas is accused of filling out as many as 300 such prescriptions in a given week. The State Police seized four large bags of cash from his Livingston home, which Rabner said contained hundred of thousands of dollars.
Contributed by Rick Hepp
http://www.nj.com/newslogs/starledg...njo_ledgerupdate/archives/2007_01.html#229952
State Police bust doc, pharmacist and drug kingpin
The State Police today announced the arrest of the leader of a Newark-based drug ring that made more than $20 million last year by buying painkillers from pharmacists using fake prescriptions and then selling them to drug dealers in New York City at a considerable markup.
The OxyCotin and Percocet pills, which give users a high similar to heroin, were eventually sold in cities along the Eastern Seaboard, state authorities said.
Mohamed Hassanain, 40, of West Orange, whom state authorities identified as the ringleader of the group, was arrested last night on charges of being an organized crime leader, racketeering, drug distribution, forgery and money laundering.
The State Police also arrested Dr. Mario Comesanas, 51, of Livingston, who is accused of writing thousands of prescriptions for painkilllers at Hassanain's request, and pharmacist Ahmed "Felix" Aly, 32, of Union, who is charged with filling the lion's share of the fake prescriptions.
Hassanain paid the doctor $100 to fill out a set of prescriptions for 60 OxyCotin pills, 90 Percocet pills and vitamins for fictitious patients whose names were provided by the ringleader, Attorney General Stuart Rabner said. .
Hassanain then took the prescriptions and gave them to "runners," who retrieved the pills from various pharmacies using fake identification that matched the names on the forms, Rabner said. The runners then brought the pills back to Hassanain; he eventually delivered the pills in bulk to his connection in New York City.
Comesanas is accused of filling out as many as 300 such prescriptions in a given week. The State Police seized four large bags of cash from his Livingston home, which Rabner said contained hundred of thousands of dollars.
Contributed by Rick Hepp
http://www.nj.com/newslogs/starledg...njo_ledgerupdate/archives/2007_01.html#229952

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