Montana Issues Startling Fentanyl Warning After 8 Overdose Deaths

The Montana Department of Justice’s Division of Criminal Investigation issued a statewide warning on Tuesday after eight people recently died of an overdose of fentanyl in 10 Montana counties. KGVO News spoke to Bryan Lockerby, Administrator of the Division of Criminal Investigation at the Montana Department of Justice for details on a bulletin that was sent to …

Florida Authorities Seize Enough Fentanyl to Kill 4 Million People

Items seized from a drug trafficking operation in Florida, including 30 firearms and $183,000 in cash. (Clay County Sheriff’s Office) Florida authorities shut down a fentanyl operation and seized more than eight kilograms of the drug—enough to kill more than four million people—the state attorney general’s office announced on Wednesday. According to Attorney General Ashley Moody’s office, …

Mexican Navy seizes 25 tons of fentanyl from China in single raid

A table full of fentanyl and other designer drugs seized by CBP. (Kris Grogan/U.S. Customs and Border Protection) Mexican government authorities reported a seizure of approximately 25.75 tons of powdered fentanyl in the port city of Lázaro Cárdenas, in the western Mexican state of Michoacán — and it came from China. The Secretariat of the Navy of …

Democrats DON’T CARE: “Single Largest Fentanyl Seizure In Phoenix Police History” – OVER ONE MILLION Fentanyl Pills Seized From Arizona Home

Fentanyl Seized From Students At San Luis High School More than one million fentanyl pills were seized from a home in Avondale, Arizona, in what police call the “single largest fentanyl seizure in Phoenix police history.” Arizona is “the pipeline for the most dangerous, deadly drug this country’s ever seen called fentanyl,” says Trump-Endorsed Gubernatorial Nominee Kari Lake. …

Fentanyl-Laced Pills Killing Teens as Pill-Popping Culture Fuels Crisis

It only takes a quick scroll through the Facebook group “Lost Voices of Fentanyl” to see the wake of devastation that illicit fentanyl is leaving behind. The public group, which has more than 19,000 members and grows daily, is full of the faces of lost loved ones and grieving family members trying to contend with the pain. If that’s …

FDA Chief: Long-Awaited Opioid Review Still in the Works

A long-awaited review of prescription opioid medications, including their risks and contribution to the U.S. overdose epidemic, is still underway at the Food and Drug Administration, the agency’s commissioner said Tuesday. Dr. Robert Califf wrote in a blog entry that the FDA is still studying “what revisions are needed to support appropriate use” of opioid …

DEA head: Mexican cartels are using FENTANYL to kill Americans in record numbers

(Natural News) The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) warned that Mexican cartels are using the opioid fentanyl to kill Americans in record numbers. DEA Administrator Anne Milgram issued this warning during an Aug. 19 interview on “CBS Mornings.” She cited two major drug cartels as the main driving forces behind the majority of fentanyl-related deaths in the …

$15 billion-a-year antidepressant industry may not help depression: scientists

A recent overview of existing meta-analyses and systematic reviews spanning decades found that depression may not be caused by a chemical imbalance. The review conducted by University College London and published in Molecular Psychiatry, found that antidepressants, a $15 billion a year industry that is set to grow to $21 billion per year in the next decade, may be …

Soft-On-Crime New York Releases Drug Cartel Runners One Day After Being Caught With $1.2M In Meth

Two men allegedly tied to the Mexican Cartels were arrested last week in New York City after being caught with approximately $1.2 million of crystal meth but were released just one day later due to soft-on-crime policies. Luis Estrada and Carlos Santos allegedly drove a van from California to New York with about 165 pounds of crystal …

SHOCKING VIDEO: San Francisco Children Get Off Bus in Open Air Drug Market Filled With Homeless Addicts to Get Home From School

A horrifying video posted to social media shows young San Francisco children having to get off the bus and walk through a filthy open air drug market filled with homeless addicts to get home from school. The footage was posted by San Francisco resident Ricci Wynne, who asked, “would you want your children to walk …