Mass. Chemist Accused of Faking State Drug Test Results Pleads Not Guilty
Has been indicted on 27 charges, could have tainted thousands of drug cases
A former Massachusetts chemist accused of faking test results at a state drug lab has pleaded not guilty to four counts of obstruction of justice in a scandal that could jeopardize thousands of drug convictions.
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Truth be known the snake was just giving the prosecutors and police what they wanted.