Fentanyl is the silent killer that has killed so many people, unexpectedly
A casual night can turn deadly real quick. Fentanyl, in all its forms, is the No. 1 drug being distributed in Charlotte, NC. The many people pictured here may of been killed by fentanyl or cocaine toxicity, some of them were killed by both drugs at the same time.
Fentanyl and cocaine are running rampant in the streets of Charlotte
The most urgent threat to our communities, our kids, and our families are the Sinaloa Drug Cartel in Mexico and CJNG who are mass producing and supplying the fentanyl that is poisoning and killing Americans. Drug cartels have complete disregard for human life.
Fentanyl is produced in Mexico and then being illegally shipped to all parts of the United States. Fentanyl is commonly mixed with other drugs like marijuana, cocaine, or fake prescription drugs. The victim then uses the drugs and are not aware that deadly fentanyl is mixed in.
And that is how an overdose occurs. It only takes two milligrams of fentanyl to kill a person. Two milligrams is the approximate size of a pencil lead.
As U.S. overdose deaths reach a devastating new height, claiming a new victim every five minutes, the Drug Enforcement Administration has revealed a direct link between fentanyl related overdose deaths and the criminal drug networks in Mexico.
Many young adults are being exposed to illicit substances.
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