Crime & Safety
Local Man Allegedly Uses Fake Prescription at New Jersey Pharmacy
He obtained oxycodone from Walgreens in Freehold Township by falsely presenting himself as a physicians assistant.
arrested a man from Bensalem who allegedly pretended to be a physicians assistant in order to get oxycodone from a local pharmacy.
James Shetzline, 42, allegedly used a fake Pennsylvania driver’s license and a false prescription on Sunday, June 10 at the in Freehold Township.
Shetzline is charged with attempting to obtain a controlled dangerous substance and two counts of forgery: using a fraudulent prescription; and using a fraudulent driver’s license.
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His bail is set at $50,000. He is scheduled to appear in court on June 12 at 8:00 a.m.
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