Nurse Accused of Swapping Meds with Household Cleaner, Court Records Show

Nurse accused of swapping meds with household cleaner, court records show

She is accused of removing a hospice patient's oxycodone from the bottle with a syringe and replacing the liquid with an unspecified household cleaner.

Nurse accused of swapping out hospice patient’s medicine with household cleaner

Lori Robertson was charged with one count of tampering with a consumer product.

Nurse accused of replacing hospice patient’s oxycodone with household cleaner - The Boston Globe

Lori Robertson, of Salem, N.H., was employed as a registered nurse at a long-term care and rehabilitation facility in Amesbury.

Feds: Nurse replaced liquid oxy with household cleaner

A Massachusetts-based nurse pleaded not guilty Friday to a charge related to allegedly replacing a hospice patient's oxycodone with a household cleaner.

Salem nurse swapped hospice patient’s medicine with household cleaner in Mass., feds allege

A registered nurse caring for a non-verbal hospice patient in Massachusetts was caught replacing the patient’s liquid pain medication with household cleaner, according to federal prosecutors.

Hospice Nurse Charged With Replacing Dementia Patient’s Oxycodone With Household Cleaner

A New England nurse pleaded not guilty last week to replacing a hospice patient’s oxycodone with a household cleaner. Lori Robertson worked at a long-term care facility in Amesbury, Massachusetts, Boston.com reported. Court documents say she was charged in federal court with one count of tampering with a consumer product. The incident took place in the spring, federal authorities say. Robertson is accused of using a syringe to remove liquid oxyc…