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32 | However interviews of staff and residents confirmed drug use based on the following statements: observations of alcoholic beverages “all over the kitchen”, smoke can be smelled through the vents, the smoke makes staff eyes and lungs burn and it does not smell like marijuana, observation of licensee smoking “fentanyl” in a “heroin pipe” while in the living room, licensee admitted to using “crystal meth and heroine”, drug needles were observed, observations of the Licensee under the influence based on “sweating, twitching and had bug eyes and talks stupid”, Licensee admitted an adult female residing at the location is his “drug supplier” and observations of “crack pipes”, statement that odor of smoke and drugs was very strong and “made my head sick and my chest tight and I started to vomit”. The drug use has been observed as recent as December 2022.
Based on interviews and observations, the Department has sufficient evidence to support the allegation that the Licensee has used illegal drugs in the facility with residents in care. This poses an immediate risk to the residents in care. A deficiency has been cited on the LIC9099D page.
Licensee refused to participate in the exit interview process and refused to sign the report. An exit interview was conducted where this report and appeal rights were reviewed and provided to the staff, Mary Anne Harmison. |