Former Lehman Brothers Chief Arrested For Forging A Prescription For Oxycoton And Ritalin

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Bradley Jack, a former head of investment banking at Lehman Brothers, was arrested for trying to use a forged prescription to buy Oxycontin and Ritalin in Connecticut. Jack, who owns the most expensive home in Fairfield, "was charged with second-degree forgery and forgery of a prescription drug," according to Fairfield Patch, via Dealbook. The former co-COO of Lehman reportedly gave a pharmacist a prescription for 12 Oxycontin pills and nine Ritalin pills at a CVS in Fairfield. The pharmacist immediately suspected the prescription had been photocopied and was bogus, so he called the ... (full story)