dirty tricks by DEA

 Dirty Tricks By DEA

Human failures And Loss Of   Medical License

        What I have discovered since June 2013 when the DC Board of Medicine revoked my license is both unnerving and informative. Unnerving because of the depth and complexity of deception by DEA and a few members of the board, informative for its potential to help others escape similar atrocities.

   The evidence I have gathered is based upon paper trail , witness and investigative  reports by independent professionals. The evidence of deception and unethical conduct is rock solid. Below are some of the highlights

1.   The first three complaints all had the marks of DEA engineered complaints:

They were fraudulent and transparent for their falsehoods. A pharmacists complained I had not returned a telephone call in a timely fashion. The same pharmacist acknowledged to an investigator that he had never called. The same pharmacist did  also acknowledge pressure from DEA and Dr. Watson -the executive director of DC Board of medicine- who had personally personally contacted the pharmacist to facilitate the filing of the complaint.

An ophthalmologist claimed - without providing any supporting evidence – I was a drug dealer accepting only cash. Later he would admit he got the misinformation from DEA. A hospitalist from California did complain about high dosages of narcotics prescribed for a patient . Under oath he  did acknowledge that he was less than honest  in his communication with me and he felt remorseful about his actions.

           2.The sudden death of a young man was falsely blamed on medications  prescribed by me .  Two national experts fully exonerated me in this case pointing out gross errors and misinterpretations by the pathologist who had completed the autopsy report.

 Was the autopsy report a DEA engineered act? I don't believe so.  It was human error but in combination with previous  DEA  tricks sealed my fate..