Two pharmaceutical drug distributors pleaded guilty Thursday to taking part in a $42 million conspiracy to illegally import and sell the cholesterol reduction drug Lipitor and other medicines. According to officials, members of the conspiracy bought Lipitor intended for distribution in South America, then illegally imported it into the United States to sell it at a lower cost than Lipitor made for the U.S. market.
December 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Two pharmaceutical drug distributors pleaded guilty Thursday to taking part in a $42 million conspiracy to illegally import and sell the cholesterol reduction drug Lipitor and other medicines.
Richard K. Rounsborg, 48, of Kearney, Neb., and Albert David Nassar, 51, of New York, each pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
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