When Indiana attacked the opioid crisis by making it harder to get some painkiller prescriptions, the move inadvertently sparked an increase in pharmacy robberies. The state reported more pharmacy robberies than any other for the period from 2009 to 2016. A look at the top 10 states for pharmacy robberies during that time:
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Indiana: 651
California: 597
Arizona: 325
Tennessee: 281
Pennsylvania: 276
Florida: 268
Ohio: 250
Washington: 247
Maryland: 200
North Carolina: 200
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