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>DALLAS A pharmacist was sentenced to 20 years in >prison today for his role in improperly dispensing >drugs via an Internet pharmacy. That's what U-S >Attorney Richard B- Roper says. > >Clayton H- Fuchs of Rockwall was found guilty in 2003 >on all counts of an indictment that charged various >felony offenses related to his operation of the >Internet pharmacy and the illegal dispensing of >controlled substances. > >The jury found Fuchs guilty on all six counts charged >in the indictment that included conspiracy to dispense >a controlled substance, operating a continuing >criminal enterprise and money laundering. > >Also today, Fuchs' stepfather, co-defendant Eugene >Gonzales, of Garland, was sentenced to two-and-a-half >years. Gonzales had been found guilty of conspiracy to >launder money with Fuchs. > >Fuchs was the owner and operator of Friendly Pharmacy >and Main Street Pharmacy, businesses that both had >Web-based operations. Testimony at trial showed that >online customers could access the Web site, complete a >questionnaire and pick a controlled substance. The >pharmacy found doctors willing to sign prescriptions >without seeing the patient.

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