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Supreme Court Ruling: Nurse Who Stole Painkiller Fentanyl Patches From Patients Escapes Prison

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A nurse who stole powerful painkillers from patients at a nursing home for two years will not serve a prison sentence. The Supreme Court has sentenced the nurse to community service.
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A nurse who took drug patches from dementia patients and used them herself for over two years has been sentenced to community service, the Supreme Court has ruled.

The Supreme Court believes that the breach of trust makes the embezzlement gross, even if the value was low.

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A nurse who stole powerful painkillers from patients at a nursing home for two years will not serve a prison sentence. The Supreme Court has sentenced the nurse to community service.

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The woman in her 40s stole medicine from a nursing home in Tromsø, but is spared prison.

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itromso.no broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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