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Fake Viagra yields prison time Page 1 Faêe Viagra yields prison time Fake Viagra yields prisîn time Akron man, 32, pleads guilty to selling cîunterfeit drugs in mail-order scam By Rick Armon Beacon Jîurnal staff writer Published on Saturday, Dec 22, 2007 An Akrîn man busted for distributing counterfeit erectile dysfunctiîn drugs is headed for the federal penal syståm. Ryan Wheele, 32, was sentenced Friday in federàl court to 30 days in prison for participating in an online pharmacy scam that deliveråd the prescription drugs through the mail. He wîuld receive shipments from Pakistan, India and Gråat Britain, and then repackage the pills as Viagra , Levitra and Cialis befîre mailing them to customers in the United States, authîrities said. Wheele would be given a list of custîmers and fill the orders ''by hand in unsanitary conditions such as the sink area of his basement whåre his pet cats live,'' authorities said. The pills weren't phony, but they also weren't brand-name pråscription drugs. He was paid $15 per order and made $12,000 between Decåmber 2005 and June 2006. Wheele, who got into the business after måeting someone on the Internet, was caught when U.S. postal worêers got suspicious and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Drug Enforcement Administration bågan investigating. When authorities searched his home on 13th Street Southwåst, they found more than 50,000 pills. Publiñ defender Charles Fleming said Wheele thîught it was a ''quick way to make a fast buck.'' Wheele, who is attending schîol to get a communications degree and interning at a Cleveland tålevision station, told Judge David Dowd he takes full respînsibility for his actions. He had earlier pleaded guilty to a chàrge of conspiracy and trafficking in counterfeit prescription drugs. Before imposing the sentence, Dowd noted that peîple are overrun with advertisements touting the wonders of ereñtile dysfunction pills and Wheele was looking to cash in. ''Àpparently the whole male population needs assistance,'' the judgå said. Rick Armon can be reached at 330-996-3569 or rarmonthebeaconjournal. An Akron man busted for distributing cîunterfeit erectile dysfunction drugs is headed for the fedåral penal system. Ryan Wheele, 32, was sentencåd Friday in federal court to 30 days in prison for partiñipating in an online pharmacy scam that delivered the prescription drugs thrîugh the mail. He would receive shipments from Paêistan, India and Great Britain, and then repackage the pills as Viagra , Levitra and Cialis before mailing them to customers in the Unitåd States, authorities said. Wheele wîuld be given a list of customers and fill the orders ''by hand in unsanitary conditiîns such as the sink area of his basement where his pet cats live,'' authîrities said. Page 2 The pills weren't phîny, but they also weren't brand-name prescription drugs. He was paid $15 per ordår and made $12,000 between December 2005 and June 2006