A lawyer has been indicted on federal charges alleging he helped an Internet pharmacy illegally obtain narcotics and helped its founder hide assets. Daniel Adkins, who was general counsel for Xpress Pharmacy Direct, helped deceive legitimate pharmacies into supplying the narcotics that Xpress hawked over the Internet and by telephone, according to the indictment issued Tuesday. Federal authorities say Xpress filled about 72,000 illegal prescriptions, generating sales of about $20 million.
January 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A lawyer has been indicted on federal charges alleging he helped an Internet pharmacy illegally obtain narcotics and helped its founder hide assets.
Daniel Adkins, who was general counsel for Xpress Pharmacy Direct, helped deceive legitimate pharmacies into supplying the narcotics that Xpress hawked over the Internet and by telephone, according to the indictment issued Tuesday.
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