FULTON COUNTY, Ga. Milton police are looking for a man they said robbed thousands of pills from a pharmacy. Channel 2's Mike Petchenik spoke to Milton police, who said the robbery unfolded at about 9 a.m. on Saturday at the CVS store on Highway 9. Police believe the value of the drugs are somewhere around $20,000. They provided surveillance video of the suspect in action. Police said he came into and pretended to buy an energy drink and protein bar then handed a pharmacist a note saying he had a gun. "(He) went to the back counter where the pharmacy is and presented a note stating that he had a weapon and that he desired certain prescription medications from behind the counter," said Milton Police Det. Charles Barstow. The man reportedly told the pharmacist, "I am sick. This is an epidemic and no one will give me what I want," before taking off with about 3,000 pain pills in his backpack. The stolen drugs include Percocet and Oxycodone, which police said the man might be using himself or sell on the black market. Police said pharmacy robberies such as these are becoming a disturbing trend. "Between the people who are … Continue reading →

Kevin Andrew Beets, Ulysses Van Keys Two Union County men are now facing federal charges in a weekend pharmacy robbery. They were caught after wrecking their car while trying to evade police. A federal grand jury returned a two count indictment on Tuesday against Kevin Andrew Beets, 29, and Ulysses Van Keys, 30, both of Corryton, for armed pharmacy robbery. If convicted, Beets and Keys face a term of up to 20 years in prison for the pharmacy robbery and an additional minimum mandatory of seven years and up to life for using and brandishing a firearm during a violent crime. The Knox County Sheriff's Office says one of the men pointed a shotgun at the clerk and threatened to shoot him "if he pushed any buttons." After the two fled the scene, they wrecked on Fountain City Road at Rifle Range. KCSO says Keys was trapped in the vehicle while Beets ran on foot. Beets was tracked down by aKnoxville Police Department K-9 and arrested. The shotgun and stolen medication were found in the car. Both suspects were taken to U.T. Medical Center for treatment after the accident. Beets was treated and released, but Keys remains in the hospital. … Continue reading →

NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --In a recent move, Bahamas-based ICANN Registrar Internet.bs Corp. has announced a change in its Terms and Conditions related to online pharmacy domain names. "It was recently brought to our attention that a small number of domain names registered with us may have been involved with potentially harmful practices," said Marco Rinaudo, CEO. "Due to the large number of domains in that field we are unable to distinguish the few ones whose actions are potentially in breach of laws and regulations. Therefore, in order to dissociate ourselves from any allegations we have revised our terms and conditions accordingly. "We estimate the number of names affected will be very small," he said. Changed conditions have been advised to registrants of almost 600,000 domain names and will be in effect within 20 days counting from August 6, 2012: https://internetbs.net/en/domain-name-registrations/termsandconditions.html Internet.bs Corp. is committed to conducting its business according to the highest standards and by respecting all applicable laws and regulations and expects its customers and partners to do no different. Established in 2004, Internet.bs Corp. is one of the top 25 fastest-growing ICANN Registrars worldwide, with more than 600,000 domains under sponsoring. They serve customers of … Continue reading →