Man Accused Of Forging Viagra Prescriptions
A Philadelphia man is accused of devising and executing an elaborate scheme to get Viagra, a drug that treats erectile dysfunction.
Galen Baker, 50, who lives in the 1700 block of Diamond Street, has been charged with insurance fraud, theft by deception, identity theft and forgery.
Investigators said Baker stole blank prescriptions from his doctor’s office, wrote out the prescription and forged his doctor’s name.
Police said he then used his co-worker’s name and benefits card and submitted nearly 40 prescriptions at different pharmacies.
September 5, 2007 |
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