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SALEM (FOX 25 / myfoxboston.com) - A woman was arrested this morning for passing false prescriptions with her small child in tow.
Michele Manion, 27, allegedly tried to get a prescription filled for 60 Percocets at a local Target. Percocet is a pain medication. The prescription was written on a pad that had been stolen out of a Massachusetts doctor’s office.
Manion was arrested at the scene. She and her child were taken to the Salem Police Department for booking. The child was released into the custody of the father.
This mother also possessed other drugs including a bottle of Klonopin, which is an anti-seizure drug, and an empty bottle of Oxycodone. Police are still investigating the legitimacy of these prescriptions.
Manion was charged with possession of a false or forged prescription, which is a felony. She was arraigned in Salem District Court and was released on $500 cash bail.
False prescription and wrong medicines and drugs would have been create serious health issue. District court should fine the lady.
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