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Elderly Man Arrested on Drug Charges

By: WROC-TV
Updated: July 24, 2012
An elderly man from Medina is facing charges for selling and distributing prescription drugs, and more charges are expected.

Miguel Ortiz, 75, was arrested after police found him with morphine and hydrocodone pills that totaled a street value of about $1,500. He faces several charges, including criminal sale and criminal possession of a controlled substance. He is being held at the Orleans County Jail without bail.

Investigators say more charges are pending against Ortiz in regards to Medicaid and welfare fraud.

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