I worked for a doc who was visited by the DEA a couple of times, very scary, they come in suits with FBI looking badges, because he was giving away opened samples of Vicoden in blank RX pill bottles to patients, then another time for prescribing 2 schedule 1 meds for one patient on the same day. The pharmacy turned him in the second time. He was VERY hesitant to prescribe for himself or family members after that, 3 strikes you are out, he would loose his DEA license in this state. Also they are not supposed to prescribe meds out of their "scope of practice" which draws immedate attention to the pharmacist who taddles to the DEA on the doctor. Walgreens is good for that, they like the brownie points of taddling on doctors and having patient's arrested for having "faked" looking prescriptions. If the police cannot get contact with the doctor to verify the prescription when the pharmacy calls them on you, off you go to jail to be arrested for RX fraud!