First U.S. Doctor Sentenced for Patient ODs

JUSTICE

Updated Apr. 13, 2017 5:51PM EDT / Published Feb. 05, 2016 1:20PM EST

A California doctor was sentenced to 30 years in prison on murder charges Friday in connection with three overdose deaths from medication she prescribed. Hsiu-Ying "Lisa" Tseng's prosecution marks the first U.S. case in which a doctor was convicted of murder for recklessly prescribing meds. While being sentenced, the doctor apologized to the families of her victims, telling them, "I cannot imagine what you have gone through." The District Attorney said Tseng's conviction "sends a strong message to individuals in the medical community who put patients at risk for their own financial gain."

Read it at CNN

Ethics Panel Wants to Know if Gaetz Got High at Parties: ABC

The House committee has reportedly obtained a woman’s statement claiming the Republican attended an event where drugs were present.

ByteDance Docs Accidentally Unsealed, Revealing Its Origins

The documents were quickly resealed in Pennsylvania, but not before reporters had a good look at them.

Victim’s Fam Says Kohberger Alibi Only Helps Their Case

Kaylee Goncalves’ family has been outspoken since their daughter’s murder, wasting no time to poke holes in the alibi of their daughter’s alleged killer.

Caitlin Clark Nearing Nike Deal Worth 50 Times Her Salary

The No.1 overall pick reportedly turned down Under Armor despite it sending its top athlete—Steph Curry—to try and recruit her to the brand.

‘Manic’ Harry Styles Superfan Jailed For Stalking

Myra Carvalho stood trial in London this week for “stalking involving serious alarm or distress” and was sentenced to 14 weeks in jail.

Kate Fan Hijacks U.K. Domain for Meghan Markle’s Brand

Those clicking on the link “americanrivieraorchard.uk” found themselves directed to another website with a message of support for the Princess of Wales.

Bill Maher: Woody Allen Not a Pervert for ‘Baby Doll’ Kink

The comedian insisted the disgraced director is innocent and those refusing to work with him are “a bunch of pussies.”

Eric Adams’ Legal Defense Trust Ditches Dietl Over NSFW Rant

The fund’s counsel said Adams believes no one should be spoken to “in such a disrespectful way.”

First U.S. Doctor Sentenced for Patient ODs