Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking crime news now. Caitlin Adams, a registered nurse,

walks into an Arkansas pharmacy to fill an oxycodone prescription for her patient at a nursing home.

Skeptical of the amount of meds requested, the pharmacist calls the nursing home,

who says the pharmacist Adams was fired and does not care for the patients there.

And by the way, that oxycodone patient died last week.

Caitlin Adams tries the scheme again a week later and makes off with 180 oxycodone pills prescribed to her dead patient.

Nancy, between the two pharmacies in the nursing home,

Adams fraud was discovered shortly after the prescription was filled.

Adams still had a majority of the pills in her possession,

though police believe her intent was to sell the oxy on the street.

Adams' medical license now under investigation.

Caitlin Adams, 26, now charged with fraud to procure a narcotic and possession with intent

to distribute.

A Florida homeowner calls 911 after hearing a crash in his living room.

Police find a brick that reads, First Date Jet Skiing June 14 2020, alongside the homeowner's name and Sabrina.

He immediately recognizes it as a commemorative brick his ex-wife got him as an anniversary

present. Surveillance video shows Sabrina Coyne throwing the brick through her ex's window while recording on her phone with her free hand.

Coyne denies breaking the window to cops, but she's still charged with criminal mischief and throwing a deadly missile into an occupied building.

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Crime Online's John Limley.

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