Two Owners of West L.A. Pharmacy Who Made Millions Illegally Distributing Prescription Drugs
Two Owners of West L.A. Pharmacy Who Made Millions Illegally Distributing Prescription Drugs Sentenced to over a Decade in Prison
LOS ANGELES Two brothers who owned a West Los Angeles pharmacy and were convicted of illegally selling prescription opioids and other narcotics to black market customers across the United States were sentenced late Wednesday, with each man being ordered to serve 121 months in federal prison.
Berry Kabov, 48, and his brother Dalibor Dabo Kabov, 35, both residents of Brentwood, were sentenced by United States District Judge Dolly M. Gee. The Kabov brothers operated Global Compounding Pharmacy, a pharmacy that was located in West Los Angeles.
Following a three-week jury trial in early 2017, the brothers were convicted of illegally selling the opioid narcotics oxycodone, hydromorphone and hydrocodone. The wide-ranging conspiracy, which also illegally imported anabolic steroids, resulted in the Kabov brothers earning more than $3 million and cheating the Internal Revenue Service by failing to report $1.5 million on their federal tax returns.
It is disturbing that both defendants claim to have done nothing wrong. That is a mirage. There was overwhelming evidence of guilt, Judge Gee said at Wednesdays hearing, adding that the Kabov brothers showed no remorse for their crimes.
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