This is one of our elected sheriff who wants to know what types and how much legal drug you are taking
Sheriffs made their pitch Tuesday to a legislative health care committee looking for ways to confront prescription drug abuse. Local sheriffs said that more people in their counties die of accidental overdoses than from homicides.
For years, sheriffs have been trying to convince legislators that the state's prescription records should be open to them.
"We can better go after those who are abusing the system," said Lee County Sheriff Tracy L. Carter.
Others say opening up patients' medicine cabinets to law enforcement is a terrible idea.
Look, first statement they are concern over accidental overdoses, then they talk about finding those you are abusing the system..
We don't need these type of sheriffs at all, you wants to play with the big boys whom make laws... if they do then let them run for those offices..
watch they will get what they want some how...
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