Oregon Nurse Faces 44 Assault Charges for Alleged Fentanyl Tampering
Dani Marie Schofield accused of replacing ICU patients' pain medication with tap water, leading to serious infections.
- Schofield's actions allegedly caused central line infections in 44 patients at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center.
- The investigation began after a spike in infections raised concerns about drug diversion.
- A wrongful death lawsuit claims Schofield's tampering led to a patient's fatal bloodstream infection.
- Schofield voluntarily suspended her nursing license pending the outcome of the investigation.
- Police conducted extensive interviews and reviewed hospital records before making the arrest.