Pharmacist who tried to spoil 500 vaccine doses is 'admitted conspiracy theorist,' police say
Steven R. Brandenburg had unfounded concerns the vaccines could change people's DNA, a prosecutor says. The vaccines may still be viable.
Pharmacist who tried to spoil 500 vaccine doses is 'admitted conspiracy theorist,' police say
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