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American by Birth says.... dont stop there, deport her too!!!! 6/25/2008 says.... That's just stupid. "Tramadol" is a non-narcotic pain medication. Why arrest her for that. 6/25/2008 Most Commented: Mistrial declared because of article 8/7/2008 Man blames Salina crash on 'brain freeze' 6/10/2008 Commissioners impressed with aquatic park design 9/9/2008 Child care provider arrested 5/14/2008 3-year-old takes drive, hits car 5/15/2008 Most Read: Man blames Salina crash on 'brain freeze' 6/10/2008 Chapman recovering from tornado damage 6/12/2008 Drug raid yields unexpected results 8/25/2008 Twisters hit Salina, Chapman 6/11/2008 Anderson's Leather burns 5/21/2008
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Print this story An Abilene woman was arrested Tuesday for attempting to fill a prescription for pain medication that police allege was fraudulent. Yashira Ramos-Gonzalez, 27, was arrested at Wal-Mart at 3:16 p.m. after she attempted to pick up a prescription for 50 tablets of Tramadol. Salina Police Capt. Mike Sweeney said the pharmacist had become suspicious when the prescription was phoned in the day before and called to verify it with the doctor’s office. The pharmacist was told the prescription was fraudulent. Sweeney said police determined that Ramos-Gonzalez had acquired refills of another pain medication from Salina Regional Health Center on eight occasions between Dec. 10 and Feb. 25 by claiming to be a nurse calling from a doctor’s office. Ramos-Gonzalez also may face charges for giving police a false name when she was being arrested.
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