oxycodone

One of three suspects who admitted stealing thousands of doses of oxycodone and other Schedule II pharmaceuticals from an Englishtown drug shop in June 2012 heads to prison for 63 months.

A second defendant accused of looting an Englishtown pharmacy of thousands of doses of narcotics pleads guilty.

The 52-year-old doctor from Fair Haven who admitted an enabling role in a massive Oxycodone distribution ring is sentenced to 57 months in prison.

Three Brick Township adults and three juveniles face a lengthy list of drug charges following a no-knock raid at a house in Toms River.

A Fair Haven doctor who confessed to a role in a conspiracy to distribute oxycodone illegally awaits a January sentencing. She could be given as much as 20 years in prison and fined up to $1,000,000. Jacqueline Lopresti, 52, admitted in a Trenton federal courtroom today that she wrote illegal prescriptions for drugs containing oxycodone, such as Oxtycontin, Percocet and Roxidcodone, that were fill

A 59-year-old Matawan druggist is one of three New Jersey suspects caught up in a federal probe of oxycodone distribution that also envelops a family from South Carolina. According to the office of New Jersey U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman says that Randy Binder turned himself in to answer the federal complaint of dealing oxycodone, a day after the arrests of Scott Mazzara, 33, of Lanoka Harbor, and J