Two doctors charged in connection with Matthew Perry’s drugs death are reportedly still allowed to legally prescribe medication.

Medics Mark Chavez, 54, and Salvador Plasencia, 42, are facing charges over their alleged roles in distributing ketamine to ‘Friends’ actor Matthew, who died on 28 October, 2023, aged 54 from the “acute effects” of the anaesthetic.

Despite the charges, the Medical Board of California investigated both doctors and has found no reason to revoke their licenses{ai:summary}<p>In a city where lives are traded for a hit, two doctors found themselves under the hot glare of an empty spotlight. Mark Chavez and Salvador Plasencia, both still wielding their prescription pads, are linked to the tragic overdose of Matthew Perry, a star who flickered out too soon.</p><p>The streets murmur secrets as charges swirl around them like smoke. The same hands that prescribed life are now tangled in a web of blame. #crime</p>

Two doctors charged over Matthew Perry’s death 'still allowed to legally prescribe medication'

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