I-Team: Feds raid Lilburn pain clinic

I-Team: Feds raid Lilburn pain clinic

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A Lilburn pain doctor faces multiple federal drug charges, including accusations he committed those crimes in a school zone.  But the doctor tells the FOX 5 I-Team he's innocent.

The I-Team started investigating the clinic around the same time as federal authorities did.  They were interested in learning why so many patients were driving to Lilburn from other states, and why a pain clinic was operating right next to Berkmar High School.

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