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Sunday 29 July 2007

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Man with prescription sentenced 25 years for possession of 58 vicodin tablets; prosecutor admits he wasn’t selling

Prosecutors acknowledge he wasn’t selling the drug. They acknowledge that he had a prescription for it. At his trial, two doctors testified they’d been treating O’Hara since the early 1990s for pain related to gout and an automobile accident.

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