Indiana Dental Office Employee Jessica Andre Accused Of Forging Prescriptions - no conviction on record; serial collection-suit defendant

A dentist office employee is accused of forging pain medicine prescriptions. Jessica Andre, of Brookville, came under investigation by the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department on November 9 when Brookville Family Dentistry filed a complaint. Police determined Andre, 29, was writing prescriptions for opioid pain medication to herself. She was taken into custody without incident. Andre was arrested and charged with Obtaining Prescriptions by Fraud (level 6 felony). She was held in jail at the Franklin County Security Center until she posted bond.

Update: No Conviction on Record — But a Long Civil Trail

A search of Indiana’s statewide Odyssey court records shows no criminal case arising from the prescription-forging allegations — the charge does not appear in the public record, indicating it was either dismissed and expunged or never formally filed. The only criminal-side record for Jessica Andre in Franklin County is a 2009 seatbelt infraction.

The civil side tells a more familiar story. Court records for Jessica Andre of Franklin County — consistent with the same person — show six collection actions between 2012 and 2024: suits by the Connersville Credit Bureau (2012), Capital One (2015), Midland Credit Management (2021), Portfolio Recovery Associates (twice in 2024), and Finance System of Richmond (2024). As Prosperident’s investigators see repeatedly, sustained personal financial pressure of this kind is one of the most reliable red flags a pre-hire civil-records check can surface.

Source: Indiana MyCase — party-name search results