Oxycodone
108-Year Sentence For Assault On Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputy
A man accused of driving off with a sheriff’s deputy hanging off the side of his car and nearly backing into another officer has been sentenced to 108 years in prison.
Black Market For Prescription Meds Thriving In Metro Area
Law enforcement authorities may be fighting an uphill battle against illegal prescription medication resales as a CBS4 Investigation found powerful prescription pain medications being resold on popular websites.
Colorado Drug Bust Nets 15 Suspects
The Colorado attorney general has charged 15 people over accusations they sold large amounts of controlled medication.
Heavy Duty Pain Meds Missing From Coroner’s Office, Inside Job Suspected
A CBS4 investigation has learned that thousands of dollars worth of narcotics and pain pills are missing from what was thought to be a secure storeroom at the Douglas County Coroner’s Office and are presumed to have been stolen.
Pharmacy Robbery Suspect Seen Wearing Wig, Glasses
Police in Lone Tree are looking for a pharmacy thief wanted for stealing $12,000 worth of narcotics.
Woman Demands Oxycodone From Jefferson County Walgreens
Jefferson County detectives want the public’s help locating a woman who tried to steal prescription painkillers from a Walgreens.
Police Seek Man Who Robbed Grand Junction Pharmacy
Police say a man who robbed a Grand Junction pharmacy at gunpoint wanted drugs with Oxycodone.
Police Search For Pharmacy Robbery Suspect, Link To Other Crimes
Police are searching for a robbery suspect who targeted a pharmacy, not for cash, but painkillers. Detectives are trying to figure out whether the drug heist is connected to others in the Denver metro area.
Former Nurse Accused Of Stealing Painkillers
A former nurse has been accused of stealing painkillers from a VA hospital.
Man Loses Bid To Use Marijuana While On Probation
A judge says a man convicted of breaking into an Aspen pharmacy to try to steal oxycodone can’t use marijuana for medicinal purposes while on probation.
