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Crime Alert 02.13.25 | Nurse Picks Up Prescription for DEAD PATIENT · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I. Nancy Grays breaking crime news now. Caitlin Adams,
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  Speaker 1: a registered nurse, walks into an Arkansas pharmacy to fill
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  Speaker 1: an oxicode on prescription for her patient at a nursing home.
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  Speaker 1: Skeptical of the amount of mads requested, the pharmacist calls
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  Speaker 1: the nursing home who says the pharmacist Adams, was fired
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  Speaker 1: and does not care for the patients there, and by
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  Speaker 1: the way, that oxy conone patient died last week. Kaitlin
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  Speaker 1: Adams tries the scheme again a week later and makes
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  Speaker 1: off with one hundred and eighty oxycodone pills prescribed to
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  Speaker 1: her dead.
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  Speaker 2: Patient, Nancy, between the two pharmacies in the nursing home.
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  Speaker 2: Adams fraud was discovered shortly after the prescription was filled.
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  Speaker 2: Adams still had a majority of the pills in her possession,
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  Speaker 2: though police believe her intent was to sell the oxy
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  Speaker 2: on the street. Adam's medical license now under investigation.
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  Speaker 1: Caitlin Adams twenty six, now charged with fraud to procure
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  Speaker 1: a narcotic and possession with intent to distribute. A Florida
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  Speaker 1: homeowner Colls nine one one after hearing a crash in
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  Speaker 1: his living room, police find a brick that reads first
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  Speaker 1: date jet Skiing June fourteen, twenty twenty, alongside the homeowner's
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  Speaker 1: name and Sabrina. He immediately recognizes it as a commemorative
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  Speaker 1: brick his ex wife got him as an anniversary present.
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  Speaker 1: Surveillance video shows Sabrina Coin throwing the brick through her
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  Speaker 1: ex's window while recording on her phone with her free hand.
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  Speaker 1: Coin denies breaking the window to cops, but she's still
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  Speaker 1: charged with criminal mischief and throwing a deadly missile into
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  Speaker 1: an occupied building. More crime and justice news after this
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  Speaker 1: Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, Crime
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  Speaker 1: Onlines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: Authorities in Georgia are investigating the fatal shooting of a
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  Speaker 3: police officer in Roswell, about twenty five miles north of Atlanta.
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  Speaker 3: The officer was killed while responding to a report of
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  Speaker 3: a suspicious person and the parking lot of a local
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  Speaker 3: pickleball club. According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the
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  Speaker 3: officer approached twenty three year old Edward Espinoza for questioning.
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  Speaker 3: Investigator say Espinoza then pulled a handgun and opened fire,
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  Speaker 3: striking the officer multiple times. The officer, whose name has
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  Speaker 3: not yet been released, was rushed to a hospital but
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  Speaker 3: did not survive. Roswell police officers took Espinoza into custody
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  Speaker 3: at the scene. He now faces multiple charges, including murder,
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  Speaker 3: aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, and possession of
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  Speaker 3: a firearm during the commission of a felony. The GBI
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  Speaker 3: says its findings will be turned over to the Fulton
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  Speaker 3: County District Attorney's Office for review and possible prosecution. In
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  Speaker 3: a statement, the Roswell Police Department says it will release
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  Speaker 3: additional information in the coming days. For now, the department
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  Speaker 3: says its focus is on supporting the family of their
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  Speaker 3: fallen officer and their grieving colleagues. A corruption scandal has
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  Speaker 3: rocked the Albuquerque Police Department, with two former officers pleading
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  Speaker 3: guilty to federal charges. Our Crime Online correspondent Sidney Sumner
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  Speaker 3: has the latest.
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  Speaker 2: Two former Albuquerque police officers, Joshua Montano and Hono Rio Alba,
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  Speaker 2: have admitted to racketeering, extortion, and accepting bribes in a
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  Speaker 2: scheme that helped DWI offenders evade conviction. Federal investigators say
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  Speaker 2: the officers conspired with attorney Ricardo Mendez, who paid bribes,
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  Speaker 2: including cash exceeding five thousand dollars and gifts to ensure
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  Speaker 2: officers failed to appear in court, leading to case dismissals.
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  Speaker 2: Mendez has also pleaded guilty to related charges. In exchange
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  Speaker 2: for cooperation, Montano and Alba accepted plea deals that could
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  Speaker 2: reduce their sentences. Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina praised federal
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  Speaker 2: authorities for uncovering the scheme, but said the investigation is ongoing.
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  Speaker 3: More than a dozen officers have faced consequences, including resignations
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  Speaker 3: and terminations, as authorities work to restore trust in the department.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John Daryl Johnson, sixty seven, travels from his Phoenix,
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  Speaker 1: Arizona home to Conscious Lake State Park, New Mexico to
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  Speaker 1: celebrate a friend's birthday. The thirty plus member group camp
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  Speaker 1: together and spend Friday evening around a campfire. Eleven pm,
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  Speaker 1: everyone goes to their tents. Friends remember Daryl saining good
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  Speaker 1: night and zipping up his tent. Next morning, he's nowhere
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  Speaker 1: to be found. Friends immediately report him missing. Police speak
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  Speaker 1: with nearby campers. One neighbor says Darryl asks to borrow
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  Speaker 1: a flashlight around twelve thirty a m. Several other people
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  Speaker 1: report possible sightings of Darrel in town, but that man's
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  Speaker 1: determined to be a local. Daryl's friends suggest he may
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  Speaker 1: have been drunk that night, but Darryl's son says his
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  Speaker 1: father does not drink. Daryl has limited mobility, investigators do
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  Speaker 1: not believe he would have made it very far on foot.
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  Speaker 1: Daryl Johnson African American, six feet, one hundred and sixty pounds, short,
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  Speaker 1: graying hair and a mustache. Last scene wearing red T
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  Speaker 1: shirt and blue jeans, brown shoes. If you have info
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  Speaker 1: on Daryl Johnson, now missing seven months, please call on
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  Speaker 1: New Mexico State Police five zero, five four two five
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  Speaker 1: six seven seven one. For the latest crime in justice news,
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  Speaker 1: our daily podcast, Crime Stories, where we do our best
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  Speaker 1: to find missing people, especially children, and solve unsolved homicides.
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  Speaker 1: With this crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace