A national theater company will be making its way to a local stage next week with a dramatic tale of accusations and doubt.

CHICKASHA, Okla.— There’s a lot of traffic coming and going from the Wal-Mart Supercenter in Chickasha. So much so that investigators from several agencies set up a sting operation to catch some illegal traffic.

Mark Woodward with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics said, “It literally looks like a clown car where six people will go into the store and each buy one box of Pseudopehed; go outside, get back in the car, go across the street to another pharmacy. All six of them go into the store and buy their one box and they do this all day long.”

All that work to gather up enough of the drug to make meth.

In Oklahoma, one person can buy 3.2 grams of Pseudoephed in one day and up to 9 grams in a month.

Authorities say meth cooks are now recruiting people to get the needed ingredients for them.

In just over a day, seven people were taken into custody after leaving the store.

While tax season is upon us, the Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers about a wide-range of schemes from identity theft to preparer fraud.