Campus police officer charged with forgery

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A Bowie State University campus police officer has been charged with repeatedly forging and counterfeiting prescriptions for a powerful pain medication.

Cpl. Marc Ducellier was indicted on June 5 and arrested a day later after a Prince George’s County grand jury found enough evidence to charge him with forging prescriptions on three occasions in January and using them to obtain oxycodone, a highly addictive drug typically used to ease the pain of late-stage cancer patients.

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