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A Tampa pharmacist, Olushola Yusuf, 60, just got convicted for illegally distributing over 335,000 high-dose oxycodone pills—charging ten times the normal price and demanding cash, with customers traveling from across Florida and even drug dealers showing up. She operated two pharmacies in South Florida, abusing her position to fuel the opioid crisis, locking doors during business hours and letting only select people in. Facing up to 20 years per count, her sentencing is set for October 14th, while her co-conspirator has already pleaded guilty. This conviction sends a chilling message: no one is above the law when profit trumps public safety.

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