Man Accused Of Stealing Over 800 Prescription Pills From Pharmacy

Thursday, January 6th 2011, 7:00 pm

By: News 9

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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Oklahoma City police arrested a burglar accused of stealing more than 800 prescription pills from a pharmacy.

Thomas Massey allegedly smashed a window at Jim's Tower Pharmacy at the Orthopedic Hospital at S.W. 44th Street and Western Avenue on New Year's Eve.

Officers pulled over the 41-year-old and found bottles containing everything to treat pain, cholesterol, acid reflux as well as oxycodone pills. Massey was identified as a regular pharmacy customer.

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