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Location: California
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Dec 9, 2011
Today they're back to being a fake pharmacy. I received a recorded message saying he was :Dr. Saul" and would be glad to refill my prescription for me. No doubt he'll be back again giving me the fake DEA story. But I'm just about to block the number with my handy-dandy AT&T landline service *60.
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Mar 21, 2012
Mark Thomas was the DEA agent that called me. THe same Brooklyn/Spanish accent combination. Same thing, bought pills that didn't work in 2007 and now I must in 1 hour get down to the federal court house and pay 1800$ or I could possibly be sent to stand in court for charges in the Dominican republic. When I asked for documents, "we have to wait until they send us the papers, we'll send them to u, and on and on. I said you're joking right? They said.the feds would be.at my job to arrest me when I told them I.wasn't paying anything. Their "front desk" DEA location was California as well. 3.20.2012
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Apr 18, 2012
Got the same call today. From (415) 852-9014 but he gave the name Marcus Anderson, distict 97.  Got a call a few months ago from a different guy giving a different name.  It is totally a scam!  Do not send them any money!!!
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Apr 22, 2012
I got the same exact call but I didn't call back.
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Apr 25, 2012
04-24-2012 received a voice mail message a Christopher Randolf, Special Agent with Drug Enforcement.  He left his number 415-852-9014 x 212, which is listed out of San Francisco North Bay.  Knowing that this was probable a bogus call of some sort, I called the number via a blocked number which was answered by DEA.  No name was given, but told him I was Officer Mike Stone (actor Karl Malden with Streets of San Francisco) and that were wanted to meet with Agent Randolf to discuss his case against .... to collaborate information in our pending case.  When I asked him for his contact address the phone went dead.  

Don't know how I got on these drug prescriptions call lists, but now if I recognize the caller, I answer by advising the caller that I'm Officer so & so, and that were in the middle of a crime investigation scene and that I will need his full name and contact information to give him a call back, usually by this point the phone goes dead.
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