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Prescription News: Wyckoff pharmacy owner admits to government prescription bilking scheme. TRENTON — The owner of a Wyckoff pharmacy pleaded guilty Thursday to federal fraud charges in a scheme to bilk a government prescription program covering postal workers for more than $28,000 in drugs that were never requested or received. Francisco Marcos, 34, of Wyckoff, the operator of Sicomac Pharmacy, told U.S. District Judge Anne E. Thompson that he carried out the fraud against the Federal Employees Health Benefits program between 2005 and 2008. During that period, Marcos admitted submitting as least 400 bogus claims for prescriptions that had not been requested by his postal service customers and their families.