slimvictor
Bluelight Crew
Seattle, Washington (CNN) -- Less than two hours after picking out a man in a police lineup who held up his drugstore, pharmacist Mike Donohue was being robbed.
Again.
The new robber's face was hidden under the hood of a bulky black sweatshirt. He rocked back and forth anxiously, with his right hand planted in his pocket.
Like the other five robbers who had held up Donohue's store before, the man demanded OxyContin, a popular painkiller known for its high abuse potential.
"My technician came back and showed me the note that said, 'Give me your OxyContin. I have a gun,' " Donohue said.
cont at
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/06/03/drugstore.robberies/
(yes, I know that there was already an article posted about the guy who fired his gun at the robber, but this article is about the issue in general... I would like to keep it separate, at least for now, though if people would prefer to merge them, I am willing to do that instead.)
Again.
The new robber's face was hidden under the hood of a bulky black sweatshirt. He rocked back and forth anxiously, with his right hand planted in his pocket.
Like the other five robbers who had held up Donohue's store before, the man demanded OxyContin, a popular painkiller known for its high abuse potential.
"My technician came back and showed me the note that said, 'Give me your OxyContin. I have a gun,' " Donohue said.
cont at
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/06/03/drugstore.robberies/
(yes, I know that there was already an article posted about the guy who fired his gun at the robber, but this article is about the issue in general... I would like to keep it separate, at least for now, though if people would prefer to merge them, I am willing to do that instead.)
