My pharmacist got arrested for selling drugs on the street. Here's the strange part, he wasn't caught selling narcotics. He had been stealing albuterol inhalers for months and selling them uptown on the street. Kind of a stupid move, our store didn't find out until his arrest and he was immediately fired. Our lead tech said it all clicked once we heard; for months we kept having inventory discrepancies.

Other stories, well I worked with a total sociopath of a pharmacist for a whole day, and never went back. He would lie to patients, would call the Quality Assurance hotline (the phone number at the bottom of the receipt to leave comments or complaints) from various phone numbers and pretend to be customers and praise the work he did. A nice old lady dropped off a Z-pack prescription, I filled it in under 2 minutes and handed it to him. "Make her wait," he said, and hid the bag under the computer for 10 minutes. I was schocked and asked him why, and he said he didn't want people to think short wait times were a habit or routine. I still feel bad about not reporting him somehow.