CBP Chief Medical Officer Accused of Attempting to Procure Fentanyl Lollipops

Dr. Alexander Eastman allegedly directed staff to order the narcotics for a UN helicopter mission, raising concerns over legality and ethics.

Dr. Alexander Eastman, CBP's chief medical officer, reportedly asked staff to urgently procure fentanyl lollipops for a UN mission in New York.
Whistleblowers claim Eastman spent extensive time directing efforts to secure the narcotics, despite the lack of funding and a vendor.
Eastman allegedly wrote his own policy for narcotics procurement, storage, and disposal, omitting key DEA guidelines.
Previous investigations into Eastman's narcotics procurement and storage practices were highlighted by whistleblowers.
The report calls for a thorough investigation into Eastman's actions and recommends halting any controlled substance approvals by him.