Rush Part 2

http://drudgereport.com/flashpbi.htm

Miami, FL -- June 26, 2006 -- Roy Black, Rush Limbaugh's attorney, issued the following statement today in response to several inquiries by the media:

While going through routine Customs inspection of luggage at Palm Beach International Airport upon his return from an international trip, Rush Limbaugh was detained by customs agents after they noticed a non-narcotic prescription drug, which had been prescribed by Mr. Limbaugh's treating physician but labeled as being issued to the physician rather than Mr. Limbaugh for privacy purposes. After a brief interview, Mr. Limbaugh was permitted to continue on his journey.

Probably viagra or some such. All those uptight republican types are impotent.

,,,,,What are the rules/laws regarding NON-NARCOTIC drugs to patients and not in the patient's name? I would assume the rules are a bit more relaxed for non-narcotics......I'm thinking along the line of samples. Samples are passed out with little record keeping. As a matter of fact, the viagra commercials tell you to ask the doctor for a free sample.

http://www.bradenton.com/mld/bradenton/news/breaking_news/14908131.htm

"The problem was that on the bottle itself was not his name, but the name of two Florida doctors," Miller said.

The matter was turned over to the sheriff's office, whose investigators interviewed Limbaugh.

"He said he had the Viagra in his possession for his use and that he did obtain it from his doctors," Miller said.

Sheriff's investigators confiscated the drugs, and Limbaugh was released around 5:30 p.m. without being charged.

However, the sheriff's office plans to file a report with the state attorney's office.

"We believe there may be a second degree misdemeanor violation, which is possession of certain drugs without a prescription, because the bottle does not have his name on it," Miller said.

A doctor had prescribed the drug, but it was "labeled as being issued to the physician rather than Mr. Limbaugh for privacy purposes," Roy Black, Limbaugh's attorney, said in a statement.


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Throw him into solitary & he'll have p;enty of "privacy" LOL

....I'm just wondering if there IS some wiggle-room or rule/loophole that allows a doctor to write non-narcotics in his/her own name and give them to a patient??? Kinda like samples are passed out like candy.

Just being cautious. Of course the sheriff thinks there MAY BE a second degree misdemeanor involved so there IS hope for justice/karma to catch up to pig-boy.