Pharmacist Gets Probation
28.10.08Filed Under: ECI News
A former Wal-Mart pharmacist got two years probation yesterday from a Madison County judge. Mark Lawson plead guilty to the charges on Monday. Lawson admitted he became addicted to painkillers originally prescribed for him by a doctor. Lawson was charged in dealing prescription medication. He also expressed remorse to the court. Lawson’s pharmacist license has already been suspended as a result of the charges.
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