Fentanyl Halloween Candy Warning Issued By Tuolumne Sheriff’s Office ...Middle East

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Sonora, CA – Tuolumne Sheriff’s officials have issued a Halloween candy warning after Sacramento authorities reported their first significant seizure of fentanyl pills disguised as colorful candies this week. The trend of rainbow-colored Fentanyl pills has been increasing in recent months, and the locations the drug has been found have included candy wrappers, like Smarties candies, caution sheriff’s officials. Sacramento’s District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert detailed that the “rainbow fentanyl fake M30 pills are designed to attract kids and teens.” Also on Wednesday, the Associated Press reported that about 12,000 pills were seized at Los Angeles International Airport, as detailed here. T

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