Should Physicians be Held Responsible for Patients who die from Overdoses?

The media tells us that people die from overdoses a lot within a year however, should the people prescribing the medicine be charged for the deaths of each patient who overdoses? Alan is a former associate deputy assistant administrator of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s Office of Diversion Control who talks about if there’s evidence to state that this doctor wrongfully prescribed the wrong amount of medicine, then the doctor should be charged for homicide. Most people who are prescribed drugs, like opioids, have already been addicted to a drug and they put themselves into a position of addiction with the new drugs. The media makes it seem like the people who pass away from prescribed drugs were because of the physicians prescribing the wrong amount of medicine to their patients. However, they passed away because they were addicts beforehand.
Do you think physicians should be charged for their patients deaths? Or is the media making the physicians the “bad people” since they don’t want to point fingers at the person who passed away due to drug overdose?