- Revlimid, Oxycodone, Oxycontin, Adderall are among the drugs missing
- Three men forced their way into the pharmacy and a fourth drove them away
- Surveillance camera shows them filling a trash can with pills
Robbers have stolen $500,000 worth of prescription drugs from a branch of Walgreens in Memphis.
Three men broke forced their way into the Midtown branch of the pharmacy, the second time the store was hit in the space of a week.
Prescription drugs including Revlimid, Oxycodone, Oxycontin, Adderall, and Amphetamine were missing, employees told police.
Surveillance footage showed the three men getting out of a car driven by a fourth suspect and also shows them filling a trash can with pills.
Police say $500,000 worth of drugs were stolen from this branch of Walgreens in Memphis. Revlimid, Oxycodone, Oxycontin, Adderall are among the drugs missing
The were seen inside the pharmacy for around two minutes before leaving through the front door.
Two of the suspects were wearing dark-colored hoodies and pants while a third was wearing a hoodie with an image of an assault rifle and ‘DEFEND’ written on the back.
Police said the front door glass was broken and a pill bottle was lying on the ground, outside the premises in 1400 block of Union Avenue in the city.
Officers discovered a wooden door leading to the main pharmacy was forced open and also found a crowbar on the floor with several drug cabinets broken into.