A former principal in the North Texas area is facing felony charges for allegedly selling weight-loss drugs. Gerardo Moreno Mendez, who previously worked for Crowley ISD, was arrested in June. Investigators claim he sold the drug Tirzepatide to educators and school staff without a valid prescription.
The drug, also known by brand names Zepbound and Mounjaro, can only be prescribed by licensed medical providers or veterinarians. According to a criminal complaint, Moreno Mendez distributed the drug to three female coworkers in January. Further details on the case are available from the source, including the specifics of the charges and the investigation.
The case highlights the importance of following federal law regarding prescription medications.
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