Boll was convicted of one count of acquiring controlled substances by misrepresentation, fraud, deception and subterfuge, and one count of tampering with a consumer product. In a plea agreement, Boll admitted that between September 2018 and January 2019, she acquired hydrocodone prescribed for two of her patients for her own use on at least 50 occasions. Boll took the pills by swapping the hydrocodone pills for over-the-counter pills containing acetaminophen.
Boll admitted that on December 24, 2018, she stole a morphine oral solution that was prescribed for a hospice patient for pain management and used mouthwash to dilute the solution to hide her theft. Boll also admitted that on December 29, 2018, she acquired controlled substances from ten additional patients by swapping their prescribed pain management medications for other substances.
Boll further admitted she had been acquiring pain medications through fraud from hospitals and other facilities where she worked since October of 2016. Finally, Boll admitted her nursing license allowed her the ability to commit her crimes.
