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Two ex-EMC ambulance workers in New Zealand got jail time for faking records, stealing drugs, and misusing meds, citing flawed oversight and impact on kids.
Craig Lohgan and Rebecca Couchman, former operators of New Zealand’s EMC ambulance service, were sentenced for forging patient records, obtaining drugs by deception, and improperly administering controlled substances.
They altered forms to justify narcotic use, claiming fruit was used in training, and relied on unverified GP approvals.
Prosecutors rejected claims of victim-blaming, attributing lax oversight to their deceit.
Lohgan’s medical claims were questioned despite a reported fall from a 4.2-meter height.
Both avoided prison due to the severe impact on their children, highlighting flaws in oversight of private medical services.
Dos ex trabajadores de ambulancias de EMC en Nueva Zelanda fueron a la cárcel por falsificar registros, robar drogas y abusar de medicamentos, citando una supervisión defectuosa y el impacto en los niños.