Angela Krause testified on Day 2 that a woman who called CVS about children's constipation medicine had no apparent communication difficulty. She also identified store surveillance footage and a receipt supplied to police.
WitnessCVS Pharmacy
Angela Krause
General manager of the CVS Pharmacy on Summer Street in Kingston.
Appeared2026 Criminal Trial
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Angela Krause testified for the Commonwealth on Day 2 about a telephone inquiry and records from the Kingston CVS, where she was general manager. She recalled a woman calling at 4:48 PM on January 24, 2023, about children's constipation medicine. Krause clarified whether the inquiry concerned children's or adult medicine and told the caller that the store carried Pedia-Lax.
Prosecutor Jennifer Sprague asked whether the caller understood questions, could be understood, sounded impaired, or behaved unusually. Krause reported no communication difficulty or apparent impairment during the call. She did not name the caller.
Krause also identified Exhibits 28 and 26 as surveillance footage and a receipt she supplied to police. She explained the receipt's Skittles and Fleet PediaLax entries. She did not name the man shown in the footage and said she had not interacted with him. The defense asked no questions.
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