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CHANCES OVER THE REST OF THE WEEK. GABRIELLE: NEW TONIGHT. TWO WOMEN FROM UPSTAT HAVE BEEN ACCUSED OF STOLYING ORDERS FROM PEOPLE IN A CARE HOME. THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL INDICATES THAT KELLY MORGAN AND BRYANNA GOVIN USED THEIR JOBS AT THE FACILITY TO OBTAIN THE SUBSTANCES CONTROLLED. THEY SAY KELLY IS ACCUSED OF TRAFFICKING THESE DRUGS AND NEGLIGENCE OF VULNERABLE ADULTS.
Women stole prescription drugs from residents of Fountain Inn nursing home, officials say
According to South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, two women are accused of stealing drugs from people living in a Fountain Inn nursing home. In a statement, Wilson said Monday that a Greenville County grand jury has indicted Kelly Michelle Morgan, 36, also known as Kelly. Morgan-Cardinale and Bryanna Marie Govin, 24, accused of stealing prescription drugs from residents of nursing homes. Most of the indictments allege that various incidents occurred from October 2019 to June 2020, Wilson said. An investigation by the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Attorney General’s Office of SC, the Fountain Inn Police Department and the Department of Health and Environmental Control of SC (DHEC) found that the two women had used their employment status in a care facility to gain access to prescribed controlled substances to people in the defendants’ custody, Wilson said. The women are specifically accused of illegally possessing controlled substances that have been prescribed for the vulnerable adults residing in the facility. In addition, Morgan allegedly trafficked in controlled substances, neglected vulnerable adults by failing to provide supervision or medical care, and practiced nursing for a period of time without authorization. Morgan faces the following charges: illegal possession of a controlled substance, three counts of attempting to provide false or fraudulent information, providing false or fraudulent information, unauthorized practice of nursing, two counts of adult negligence vulnerable, illegal drug trafficking Govin faces these charges: illegal possession of a controlled substance, four counts of illegal possession of a controlled substance
According to South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, two women are accused of stealing drugs from people living in a Fountain Inn nursing home.
In a statement, Wilson announced Monday that a Greenville County grand jury has indicted Kelly Michelle Morgan, 36, also known as Kelly Morgan-Cardinale, and Bryanna Marie Govin, 24, for stealing drugs. by prescription to residents of nursing homes.
Most of the indictments allege that various incidents occurred from October 2019 to June 2020, Wilson said.
An investigation by the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Attorney General’s Office of SC, the Fountain Inn Police Department and the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) of SC found that the two women used their employment status in a health care facility to gain access to controlled substances. prescribed to persons in the custody of defendants, Wilson said.
The women are specifically accused of illegally possessing controlled substances that have been prescribed to vulnerable adults residing in the facility. In addition, Morgan allegedly trafficked in controlled substances, neglected vulnerable adults by failing to provide supervision or medical care, and practiced nursing for a period of time without authorization.
Morgan faces the following charges: illegal possession of a controlled substance, three counts of attempting to provide false or fraudulent information, providing false or fraudulent information, unauthorized practice of nursing, two counts of adult negligence vulnerable, illegal drug trafficking.
Govin faces these charges: illegal possession of a controlled substance, four counts of illegal possession of a controlled substance
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