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Indictment: PA man replaced oxycodone bound for Cuyahoga Falls pharmacy with aspirin

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Shane Jon-Paul White, 41, is charged with violating federal consumer product tampering laws. White was working at the McKesson Corporation’s New Castle Distribution Center. He allegedly removed oxycodone hydrochloride tablets from bottles of Mallinckrodt-brand Oxycodone and replaced them with aspirin.

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Indictment: PA man replaced oxycodone bound for Cuyahoga Falls pharmacy with aspirin

Shane Jon-Paul White is charged with violating federal consumer product tampering laws. The tampered bottles were shipped to Klein's Pharmacy in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

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WKBN broke the news in on Friday, October 20, 2023.
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