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Pharmacist pleads guilty to poisoning assistant

Sheshtyn Paola 24/05/2016

A NSW pharmacist has pleaded guilty to charges of repeatedly putting drugs in a pharmacy assistant's drinks while at work. Yan Chi "Anthony" Cheung, 33, appeared before Waverley Local Court on Tuesday morning for "administering poison with intent to cause distress or pain" to the 26-year-old pharmacy assistant, who he was reportedly "infatuated" with. Cheung

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