Scots doctor with three convictions struck off after drugs bust
class A drugs into the UK – her third conviction.Katy McAllister, who was once cleared of killing a friend by giving her powerful painkillers, had previous convictions for supplying diazepam and temazepam.The mum of two had also admitted possession of magic mushrooms and been banned from the road while unfit through drink or drugs.McAllister, 34, last September pleaded guilty at Dundee Sheriff Court to trying to import oxycodone and morphine.In that instance, she was duped by her supplier in India, who sent paracetamol, hay fever pills and ibuprofen instead.At a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing this week, McAllister’s name was removed from the register after she was ruled unfit to practise.The acute clinical care specialist