Pharmaceutical executive to face criminal charges in landmark case

1. Title couldn't say Lawrence Doud, huh? Pitch Meeting: It's hard to find any information on this case and there isn't many talking about it, so I guess we'll talk about this man, but let the case blow in the wind, so that we can at least say we tried. Although, we're journalists. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

2. This video having less views speaks volumes. This case seems as it's being swept under the rug before our eyes.

3. no no no no, profits over the health of Americans. Americans are to be exploited and if they die in the efforts to make a profit than that capitalism at work. How else will the treasury ever build if we don't allow profit at the expense of American. After all these people that use these opiates truly want to die anyways. It's passive suicidality. You only have to look at cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking and God knows what else. So I say let's pump opiates out there, make campaign contributions and everybody will be happy..

4. how tall is this guy? how big is his hands?

5. Not only him needs to face justice but all the people involved in for legalize this products. Too many victims

6. I say chop off their heads with a dull butter knife.

7. More CEO’s in prison, yes!

8. I guess he didn't make the required campaign donations.

9. But should we also blame the doctors who gave them prescriptions that people didn't need? They are also part of the problem in my opinion. People would not have access to it unless prescribed by doctors.

10. We also need to arrest the pharmacists and physicians who PROFITED big time from the company's financial kickback schemes!

11. I guess heroin now. 🤔

12. You know.. I don't think it's all his fault.. What about the doctors that prescribe this poison????

13. I think RDC is being targeted as a scapegoat to deflect attention and blame from several giant, well known and global pharmaceutical production corporations.

14. or people could you know… not be addicts? no ones fault but the person taking the pills

15. Next we bring in the doctors and pharmacies. The only way to stop this abuse is to make it expensive for the greedy bastards who have grown this epidemic to line their pockets….check out the hospitals too….post surgery they're administering these awful drugs when there are equally effective, less dangerous drugs available.

16. Stop being sheep!!! You don't like it? Don't do it! Very simple. I speak as an addict. You people that want more laws are insane!! Free will for me pls!

17. Wake up dummies it's not "drugs" killing people. It's free will!! You want to ban alcohol again? You crazy ants on a mound called Earth.

18. A former CEO. L. D. 10s of billions
    Wow. Oxycodon are the very high addictive potency

19. This is so fucking stupid. When will we as Americans get honest about drugs? When will we expect some personal accountability? To blame a drug company or an executive for someone who has overdosed due to addiction will not fix a damn thing.

20. wtf the u.s. runs on greed

21. It’s always the suppliers, if the Doctors stop seeing the American people as one more paycheck all this wrong prescription an lack of real medicine you would only have one doctor visit not over prescriptions and constant doctor visits a Good Doctor would not want you back in his office. Think about, Money is why they become doctors not health, I can get better Heath service in a 3rd world country for pennies an medicine without the extra bull shit.

22. Haha! YES!!

23. Love how everyone is blaming the company. They made a product & the PEOPLE misused it. If it WAS used correctly, there wouldn't BE a opioid crisis.
    The ONLY thing separating us FROM the animals is OUR ability to control OURSELVES!!
    NOW THEREIN LIES THE PROBLEM!!!!!

24. Un-FUCKING-believable, I hope this won’t just get sweep under the rug! Smh

25. 74,000 opiate deaths in 2017…Vietnam War 58,000
    Hang the MutherTruckers!!!!!

26. WTF ABC? Executive from which company? ABC becoming a half-assed news channel

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