He is charged with seven counts of practicing medicine without a certificate, seven counts of illegal processing of drug documents and nine counts of theft of drugs. He is scheduled to appear Aug. 25 for his arraignment in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.
Maharem worked as a pharmacist at a CVS Pharmacy in Germantown. His license was suspended March 16 “for illegal processing of drug documents,” according to Ohio Board of Pharmacy records.
His pharmacy license is now listed as active, according to the board’s website.
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