“It is difficult to comprehend how someone who is supposed to save lives is instead risking them for personal gain.
They suspect it may contain saline but won’t be sure until the test results are returned. The sheriff’s office said they recovered one of the tampered bags and it is currently being tested by the Food and Drug Administration. Detectives believe that Williams had been stealing fentanyl bags dating back to Oct. 12, deputies say staff at Florida Brandon Hospital reached out to detectives at the sheriff’s office regarding an internal investigation of Williams. It is a synthetic opioid often mixed with or sold as a substitute for other, illegal drugs such as heroin and poses a risk of fatal overdose. Fentanyl is used in hospitals to treat pain.