Imagine having surgery

Imagine having surgery without the proper anesthesia. That was a reality, for who knows how many animals at the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine. Now, VETERINARY MEDICINE VBMA University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine you now to 41-year-old Allison Klafehn. She's a vet hospital employee. And get a good look at those eyes. Back on July 27th, arrested and charged. You're not going to believe this. Allegedly caught stealing a very powerful, controlled painkiller at work. Not just allegedly stealing it, but also using it at work. All caught on camera. Investigators say her going into the secured medicine cabinet, and then, replacing the fluid in the vials with salt water. a co-worker saw it, knew something wasn't right. So when police confronted Clayford, she apparently told them she was destroying it because she had OCD, obsessive compulsive disorder. But then, an officer reportedly found a dirty syringe, and that's when the jig was up. They say she admitted to taking six to eight milliliters OCD controlled painkiller at work at a time. a typical medical dose, one to two milliliters. And the DEA says two could be a lethal dose. in all investigators say she stole at least 40 milliliters. Reportedly fired immediately for gross misconduct. And now, facing charges of prescription drug fraud and theft. And if these allegations are proven true, This is a massive breach of trust, putting innocent animals at risk of needless suffering without the proper pain management. These animals need justice. And there's a call to action in my bio. Please use it.