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Veterinary hospital employee accused of taking fentanyl from work, replacing it with salt water
A veterinary hospital employee, Alison Klafehn, is accused of stealing fentanyl from her workplace, replacing it with salt water, and ingesting it. She was arrested and charged with theft and prescription drug fraud after security cameras and irregularities in drug access led to an investigation. The university reported strict protocols and terminated her for gross misconduct.
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