Florida AG warns of fentanyl in candy packaging: 'This could be the scariest Halloween in my lifetime'
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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and law enforcement agents are warning parents and kids of the spread of deadly fentanyl ahead of Halloween this year.
Moody warned the drug comes in rainbow colors and that cartels are sneaking it into the U.S. in candy packaging. Some of the 15,000 fentanyl pills seized by law enforcement (Connecticut's U.S. Attorney's Office) LA County Sheriff’s Narcotics Bureau Detectives and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agents assigned to a task force at the Los Angeles International Airport seized approximately 12,000 suspected fentanyl pills. (Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office) DEA announces largest fentanyl seizure to date in New York City after colorful pills were found hidden in a LEGO box. ( U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)) The drugs were seized by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and federal Drug Enforcement Agency agents. (Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office) Someone tried to get through security at Los Angeles International Airport with bags of candy that contained some 12,000 pills of fentanyl early Wednesday morning. (Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office) Julia Musto is a reporter for Fox News and Fox Business Digital.
Authorities across the country have seized millions of dollars of the bright-colored fentanyl, some of which has been in toy and candy boxes.
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