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Weston Man Accused Of Forging Prescription In Fairfield

FAIRFIELD, Conn. – A Weston man was accused of attempting to use an altered prescription to get medications from a Fairfield pharmacy, according to police reports.

Simon Billig, 46, of Weston was charged with forgery and misuse of a prescription by Fairfield Police on Monday.

Simon Billig, 46, of Weston was charged with forgery and misuse of a prescription by Fairfield Police on Monday.

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Simon Billig, 46, of Steep Hill Road in Weston was arrested on a warrant Monday afternoon in Fairfield.

An employee at Switzer’s pharmacy in Southport reported receiving a suspicious prescription in January, police say. The slip appeared to have been altered to extend the prescription’s valid dates, according to police reports.

The doctor’s office that issued the prescription confirmed that it had been changed without authorization, police say.

Billig was charged with two counts each of second-degree forgery and misuse of a prescription. He was released on a $2,000 bond, and is due in court Feb. 14.

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