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Florida: Personal and Prescription Information Found on Side of Road

Posted on February 23, 2021 by Dissent

Heather Crawford reports that First Coast News has been investigating papers found on the side of the road in St. Johns County. The papers, that included a prescription bag with prescription records and a nursing home’s information, appeared to come from a luxury senior living community in Jacksonville.

“The pharmacy name on everything is Guardian pharmacy,” Andrew said. “I spoke with a pharmacist there and she confirmed that it’s HarborChase in Mandarin. That was the assisted living facility that basically all this came from, from what they can tell.”

Did the papers fly off a truck belonging to a shredding company the facility uses? No one knows at this point and it remains under investigation.

Read more on First Coast News.

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