An investigation found that the drug chain was overcharging public entities for prescription medications under the workers compensation program. According to a news release from Coakley’s office:

“The city of Boston will receive $60,000 in restitution, and the cities of Brockton, Lowell, Fall River, and Springfield will each receive refunds in excess of $10,000. Other cities and towns will receive lesser amounts, based on the volume of overcharges applicable to those towns. On average, the municipalities will receive approximately $4,500 each.”