Randy DavidsonA former Cumberland County, Tenn., Emergency Medical Services supervisor stole at least 79 single dose vials of opioids for his own use over a 20-month period beginning in 2015
The former supervisor, Randy Davidson, falsified more than 50 controlled substance administration documents to make it appear the drugs had been used legitimately by other paramedics, states a report issued by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation on Thursday.
The thefts of fentanyl and morphine took place between January 2015 and August 2016, the report states. Davidson admitted to authorities he took the vials for his own use.
Davidson resigned from Cumberland County EMS on August 15, 2016.
Davidson was indicted In February by the Cumberland County grand jury on two counts of theft under $1,000, one count of official misconduct, and one count of forgery, according to officials.