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Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

Stronger Together! Grassroots campaign against illicit fentanyl in NC    IRS recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity  EIN: 88-3921380

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  • Caregivers charged after child tests positive for methamphetamineApril 5, 2026
  • Two charged after child exposed to illegal drugs in Buncombe Co.April 5, 2026
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#franklincountync Guilty plea in NC federal court results in 10 year sentence for causing fentanyl fatality. ... See MoreSee Less

Drug dealer linked to fentanyl OD death gets 10+ years in prison after Raleigh, Franklin County raids, Feds say

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RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A “prolific” Franklin County fentanyl dealer who was linked to a drug death and fentanyl marketed to children was sentenced to at least 10 years in federal prison...
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#franklincountync #NorthCarolina Fentanyl fatality leads to federal charges by US NC Attorney Eastern District. Results in GUILTY plea with 10 year prison sentence. State and federal investigations by Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, HSI and USANCE. This is how we #SaveLivesTogether ... See MoreSee Less

Franklin County Fentanyl, Heroin, and Cocaine Dealer Sentenced to Over 10 Years in Prison

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#LeeCountyNC #northcarolinaGS 14-318.7 felony 3 counts of exposing child to controlled substance (fentanyl) + 4 counts trafficking fentanyl. $2 million bond each. Lee County Sheriff's Office knows ho#SaveLivesTogetherether ... See MoreSee Less

Deputies: Lee County couple accused of selling fentanyl with child present

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Lee County deputies said an investigation found that 32-year-old Felipe Jaimes Jr. and 39-year-old Leemary Davila Rosado were working together to sell and deliver fentanyl in Lee County.
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    • Event Calendar
    • Breaking News
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    • Personal Stories
    • State News
    • National News
    • All News
      • Fentanyl in the News
    • Press Guide
      • Press Guide
      • Letter Template
  • How To
  • Resources
    • Event Calendar
    • Toolbox
      • Printable Card: Symptoms/POA of Fentanyl Emergency
      • NC Fentanyl Fatalities (Map)
      • Naloxone Status in North Carolina Schools (Map)
      • Naloxone in NC Schools Fact Sheet
      • Naloxone Goals 2024
      • President Biden’s Letter to Schools
      • AMA Policy Position on Naloxone in Schools
      • Online Naloxone Training
      • How does Naloxone reverse an overdose?
      • DEA Facts About Fentanyl
      • DEA Resource Library
      • DEA One Pill Can Kill Image Library
      • Understanding Fake Pills and Pill Presses
      • Pill Presses, Counterfeit Pills and Trade Routes
      • NCDHHS Counterfeit Pills Flyer
      • Fentvic Brochure
      • Community Presentation
      • Good Answers to Hard (Insensitive,Inappropriate) Questions
      • More Resources
    • Fentvic Reports
    • NC County Reports
    • NC OCME Reports
    • NC Laws & Organizations
      • North Carolina State Laws
      • NC Nonprofits / Organizations
      • National Organizations
    • Fentanyl Facts
    • PSA
    • YouTube Videos
  • Join Us!
  • About
    • Event Calendar
    • About
      • Bio: Barb Walsh, fentvic.org, Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina
    • Introduction
    • Goals
    • Privacy Policy
  • Donate
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