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Federal trial begins in case of W’burg pharmacist facing drug-related charges

By: Dean Manning

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One pharmacist in the federal case involving the illegal distribution of prescription pain pills out of Kim’s Hometown Pharmacy in Williamsburg has been tried and convicted, while the second, owner/operator Kimberly Jones, appeared in court Tuesday for the opening of her trial.

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