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Sheriff: Rainbow fentanyl unlikely to be targeted at kids on Halloween
Headline from FOX 5 DC, on the newest of 3 developments
The intent of cartel-backed drug smugglers is not to pass out fentanyl at Halloween but to use the boxes of popular candy brands as a way to smuggle the drugs into the U.S. from Mexico, he explained.
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Developments in this update
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Halloween warning: Beware rainbow fentanyl pills hidden in candy boxes
Headline from Wyoming Tribune Eagle ·
Rainbow fentanyl passed out on Halloween? Why experts say that's 'absolutely ludicrous'
Headline from MedicalXpress ·
Newest
Sheriff: Rainbow fentanyl unlikely to be targeted at kids on Halloween
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is warning parents across the country of the threat of rainbow fentanyl to kids and young adults ahead of the Halloween season.
(The Center Square) – From coast to coast – from California to New York, from Texas to Florida – law enforcement officers are warning parents about rainbow fentanyl pills being
A cautionary tale has developed a new twist this year, as an alarming opioid has become the latest drug feared to be lurking inside trick-or-treat hauls for Halloween.
The intent of cartel-backed drug smugglers is not to pass out fentanyl at Halloween but to use the boxes of popular candy brands as a way to smuggle the drugs into the U.S. from Mexico, he explained.
Sheriff Milstead said the intent of drug smugglers is not to pass out fentanyl at Halloween but to use the boxes of popular candy brands as a way to smuggle the drugs into the U.S.
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