Henry County law enforcement raided and shut down a clinic they said was operating as a pill mill, according to Channel 2 Action News.
The DEA and Henry County law enforcement raided the Stockbridge Pain and Wellness center Wednesday after a three-month investigation, Channel 2 reports. Investigators told Channel 2 that the clinic was open one day a week and for $350, Dr. Mike Tan would write prescriptions for narcotics like Xanax and Oxycodone.
The business owner, office manager and medical assistant were arrested in the raid and are facing several charges, Channel 2 reports. An arrest warrant has been issued for Dr. Tan. He was not at the office when police arrived.
Dr. Tan’s attorney said his client is expected to turn himself into authorities this weekend, according to Channel 2.
“As long as you had the cash to come in and pay them, you could walk out with prescriptions," Maj. Chad Rosborough of the Flint Circuit Drug Task Force. told Channel 2
Wayne McClure told Channel 2 that the clinic was responsible for the death of his son, Cameron. McClure said his son got prescriptions for hundreds of pills from Stockbridge Pain and Wellness in Henry County. The 27-year-old died in April of an overdose.
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