Iowa Nurse Accused of Tampering With Resident Medication
A nurse in Davenport, Iowa, identified as Anne L. Sutherland, is accused of swapping Oxycodone pain medication with allergy pills for three residents at Harmony Davenport healthcare facility.
Davenport Rock Island Moline, IA, November 9, 2026 —
A nurse employed at the Harmony Davenport healthcare facility in Davenport, Iowa, is facing accusations of tampering with resident medication. The nurse, identified as Anne L. Sutherland, is alleged to have substituted prescribed Oxycodone pain medication with allergy pills for three individuals residing at the facility.
The alleged incident involves the diversion of a controlled substance, Oxycodone, which is commonly prescribed for pain management, and its replacement with non-narcotic allergy medication. This action reportedly affected three residents under Ms. Sutherland’s care. The specific timeline and the full circumstances surrounding the alleged swap were not detailed.
Harmony Davenport is a healthcare facility providing care to residents in Davenport, Iowa. The nature of the allegations suggests a serious breach of professional conduct and patient safety protocols. Further details regarding the investigation, any official charges filed, or disciplinary actions against Ms. Sutherland were not immediately available. The incident raises concerns about medication security and patient well-being within healthcare settings.
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