News Release
For Immediate Release
September 19, 2017
Contact:
Bryan Townsend, II, Assistant Attorney General
Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
(603) 271-7094
Via email: Bryan.Townsend@doj.nh.gov
Indictment of Stephanie McMahon for Possession of a Controlled Drug
Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald announces the indictment of Stephanie McMahon, 39, of Salem, on two Class B Felony counts of Acts Prohibited relating to her possession of the controlled drug Fentanyl.
The State alleges that on two occasions while working as a resident care assistant at an elderly long-term care facility in Salem, McMahon removed a total of three Fentanyl patches prescribed to a resident from that resident's medication storage box. McMahon was not authorized to administer or otherwise handle resident medication.
Each indictment carries a maximum possible penalty of 3½-7 years in the New Hampshire State Prison, and/or a $25,000.00 fine.
The charges and allegations in the indictment are merely accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.