Fentanyl-dealing pharmacist sentenced to 14 years behind bars

A fentanyl-dealing pharmacist who faked a robbery at his own drug dispensary to cover up an elaborate million-dollar drug scheme has been sentenced to 14 years behind bars and to pay more than $36,000 in restitution for his fraud.
It is, to date, the stiffest sentence ever handed down in the country to a pharmacist for fentanyl crimes.
Waseem Shaheen reported a knifepoint robbery at his Rideau Street I.D.A. pharmacy in October 2014, where he said a masked bandit had made away with more than $25,