Former North Olmsted pharmacist sentenced to 2 years for role in $598,000 IRS fraud scheme

Sbeih Sbeih, a former North Olmsted pharmacist who fled the country for 11 years, was sentenced to two years in prison for conspiring with a pharmacy owner to hide business income from the IRS.
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