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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania hospice nurse already charged with stealing a dying cancer patient's pain medication is now also charged with conspiring to make methamphetamine with a man she lives with. The Citizens' Voice in Wilkes-Barre (WILKS'-ba-ree) reports (http://bit.ly/2bSGwZz) Andrea Gosiewski (goh-SHES'-kee) was charged Thursday with conspiring with 50-year-old Jeffrey Arnott to make the powerful stimulant in the Ashley home they shared. Neither has a defense attorney on the new charges, and both remained in the Luzerne County jailed Friday. The 39-year-old nurse was charged after police found her unconscious in a vehicle outside a drugstore Monday with a bag of liquid hydromorphone and a used syringe. Authorities claim Gosiewski stole the leftover painkilling medication at least five times and used it to get high, saying she needed it for neck pain.

Woman jailed in cancer med thefts facing meth charges, too