A Baltimore pharmacist who was awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty in a federal drug distribution case has been hit with new charges that he paid someone to murder a witness in the case. David Robinson, 51, a licensed pharmacist who owned and operated the Frankford Family Pharmacy, admitted…
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Baltimore pharmacist awaiting sentencing in drug distribution case charged with murder for hire plot
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