Montgomery Police: Drug Bust Nets Marijuana, Fentanyl, Stolen Gun
Montgomery police say they have made a major drug bust that has led to a man’s arrest.
Individual naloxone (Narcan) kits are now available to the public for free at the Montgomery County Health Department. No ID or prescription is required.
A man has been sentenced in federal court in Montgomery for being part of a conspiracy to bring fentanyl into Alabama.
A federal jury has convicted a Montgomery man of distributing a controlled substance resulting in death and possession of fentanyl with intent to distribute it.
A woman has been arrested in Pike County after giving birth to a stillborn baby that had drugs in his system, according to the district attorney.
Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a bill to bring harsher penalties for trafficking fentanyl — with punishments of up to life imprisonment — as state leaders try to respond to the deadly overdose crisis.
Montgomery police say they have made a major drug bust that has led to a man’s arrest.
Auburn police say a man faces several drug-related charges following a suspected drug overdose death involving fentanyl.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy received Narcan after possibly being exposed to Fentanyl while taking a man into custody.
The toxicology report has been released on a Selma High School student who died after an incident at school last month.
From the West Alabama Newsroom– Law enforcement officers in the Selma and Dallas County area — undergo Fentanyl training at Wallace Community College Selma. The class is designed to teach officers how to recognize — and handle the deadly synthetic opioid. As well as how to treat a person who may have been exposed to the drug. Fentanyl is highly…