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WPVI Action News 11pm May 12, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WPVI Action News 11pm May 12, 2016

Action news, delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. 5 million worth of drugs, controlled substances. Federal agents say a doctor with an office in south philadelphia peddled prescriptions for cash. He and two other m. D. s indicted today on some very serious charges. It is wednesday night, and the big story on action news tonight is a major pill mill bust by the justice department. Authorities say three doctors sold to addicts and drug dealers. Action News Reporter dann cuellar live on South Broad Street in philadelphia. Dann, it is an ugly story. Reporter it really is, jim. A...

WPVI Action News 11pm May 12, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WPVI Action News 11pm May 12, 2016

He and two other m. D. s indicted today on some very serious charges. It is wednesday night, and the big story on action news tonight is a major pill mill bust by the justice department. Authorities say three doctors sold to addicts and drug dealers. Action News Reporter dann cuellar live on South Broad Street in philadelphia. Dann, it is an ugly story. Reporter it really is, jim. According to the federal indictment the three scheming doctors operating their nowdefunct clinic on south broad, a booming business selling 5 million worth of pills. Doctors rather than helping people, are contributi...

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Disabled workers in Sinai Hospital program may unionize, 4th Circuit says - Vimarsana News

Disabled workers in Sinai Hospital program may unionize, 4th Circuit says

Participants in a program that provides employment for disabled janitors in Baltimore County may remain unionized, federal appeals court rules.