He Was a PAMI Nurse, Sold Fentanyl on Social Media and Was Sentenced to Four Years in Prison.
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The investigation began with the death of a 37-year-old man in 2023. On his cell phone they found conversations with the worker of the neighborhood polyclinic Arroyito, who sold him fentanyl and vecuronium bromide and came to warn him about the risk of exceeding the doses: "If you pass with that you go with Jesus" La entrada They condemned nurse of the Pami II of Rosario for stealing and marketing on the internet fentanyl, in addition to other m…
Luis Emmanuel Benavidez received a sentence of four years and six months in prison. The investigation began with the death of a 37-year-old man who had bought substances from the defendant.
He Was a PAMI Nurse, Sold on Stolen Fentanyl Social Media and Was Sentenced to Four Years in Prison.
Luis Benavidez also marketed vecuronium bromide, all products that were removed from the Policlinico II of Rosario. The ruling also disqualified him from exercising his profession.
The man also marketed vecuronium bromide, took medicines from the hospital, and was disqualified from exercising his profession.
The man acknowledged the facts attributed to him by the Justice and was sentenced for drug trade, sale of medicinal substances dangerous to health, theft and illegal possession of firearms. The entry Sentenced to four and a half years in prison the nurse of PAMI who stole fentanyl and sold it on social networks was first published in #BorderJournalism.
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