A lawsuit has been filed following an audit at El Pino Hospital revealing a lack of accountability for fentanyl and morphine vials. The audit, conducted by the Comptroller’s office, found doses of the potent opioids were dispensed without proper documentation of patient administration. Discrepancies were also identified between prescribed and delivered medications. Investigators noted inconsistencies in drug inventories and controls for regulated substances. The case centers on illicit drug trafficking, prompting the Public Prosecutor’s Office to launch a formal legal challenge. These findings raise concerns about potential diversion of controlled substances within the hospital system. The investigation aims to determine the extent of the missing drugs and identify those responsible.