
Rebecca Hundley, 22, of Hampton, Virginia (VA), was charged with five felony counts of obtaining drugs by forging prescriptions, according to the Virginia State Police. Hundley worked part-time as a receptionist at a dentist's office while also serving as an assistant manager at a clothing store.
Investigators alleged that Hundley forged three prescriptions for Percodan, a narcotic pain reliever, and passed two additional forged prescriptions for Valium. The State Police Pharmaceutical Unit opened its investigation after a pharmacy filed a complaint. Hundley turned herself in at the Hampton General District Court Building.
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