Helson said the evidence presented during the nine-week trial showed that Albertsons played a substantial role in causing that epidemic by failing to maintain adequate systems to police against suspicious drug orders being fulfilled.
Helson said the company filled prescriptions from so-called "pill mill" doctors who were "prescribing ridiculous amounts of opioids to patients." More than 5.5 million pills were dispensed as a result of prescriptions from five prescribers whose licenses were eventually suspended, she said.
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I love that punishment is happening. I hate that this is going to make groceries even more expensive.
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