Post by Logan on Mar 28, 2016 21:18:21 GMT -6
Attorney Andrew J. Dollard has asked the Indiana Disciplinary Commission to investigate and ultimately disbar five prosecutors for their roles in what he calls one of the most corrupt, dishonest and unethical prosecutions in the history of the state.
Dollard, a former candidate for Hamilton County Council, told IndyStar he also would pursue legal action in federal court against state and federal law enforcement officials.
Dollard's highly unusual move comes as a result of a widely publicized drug raid in July 2014. Local police working with Drug Enforcement Administration agents raided several Indiana medical clinics that authorities called an illegal drug operation. They arrested four doctors and eight staff members, including Dollard, who provided the clinics with legal assistance.
In charging documents, authorities accused the doctors in the Drug Opiate Recovery Network of illegally providing patients with prescriptions for Suboxone, a synthetic heroin substitute, in exchange for cash. The network, known as DORN, operated clinics in Carmel, Noblesville, Muncie, Kokomo and Centerville. All were subsequently closed.
Read more: www.indystar.com/story/news/local/hamilton-county/2016/03/28/attorney-seeks-disbar-five-prosecutors/82346898/
Dollard, a former candidate for Hamilton County Council, told IndyStar he also would pursue legal action in federal court against state and federal law enforcement officials.
Dollard's highly unusual move comes as a result of a widely publicized drug raid in July 2014. Local police working with Drug Enforcement Administration agents raided several Indiana medical clinics that authorities called an illegal drug operation. They arrested four doctors and eight staff members, including Dollard, who provided the clinics with legal assistance.
In charging documents, authorities accused the doctors in the Drug Opiate Recovery Network of illegally providing patients with prescriptions for Suboxone, a synthetic heroin substitute, in exchange for cash. The network, known as DORN, operated clinics in Carmel, Noblesville, Muncie, Kokomo and Centerville. All were subsequently closed.
Read more: www.indystar.com/story/news/local/hamilton-county/2016/03/28/attorney-seeks-disbar-five-prosecutors/82346898/