Fentanyl Reports by NC County

Last updated: 7/25/2024

Alamance	Alexander	Alleghany	Anson
Ashe	Avery	Beaufort	Bertie
Bladen	Brunswick	Buncombe	Burke
Cabarrus	Caldwell	Camden	Carteret
Caswell	Catawba	Chatham	Cherokee
Chowan	Clay	Cleveland	Columbus
Craven	Cumberland	Currituck	Dare
Davidson	Davie	Duplin	Durham
Edgecombe	Forsyth	Franklin	Gaston
Gates	Graham	Granville	Greene
Guilford	Halifax	Harnett	Haywood
Henderson	Hertford	Hoke	Hyde
Iredell	Jackson	Johnston	Jones
Lee	Lenoir	Lincoln	Macon
Madison	Martin	McDowell	Mecklenburg
Mitchell	Montgomery	Moore	Nash
New Hanover	Northampton	Onslow	Orange
Pamlico	Pasquotank	Pender	Perquimans
Person	Pitt	Polk	Randolph
Richmond	Robeson	Rockingham	Rowan
Rutherford	Sampson	Scotland	Stanly
Stokes	Surry	Swain	Transylvania
Tyrrell	Union	Vance	Wake
Warren	Washington	Watauga	Wayne
Wilkes	Wilson	Yadkin	Yancey

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Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

Www.fentvic.org Safety, Education, Justice, Advocacy & Support of NC Fentanyl Victim Families

Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

2 weeks ago

30+minutes video of DEA Family Summit on Fentanyl in DC 11/14-15. Watch to catch up on #USDOJ and #DrugEnforcementAdministration actions to save lives, commend valuable work of grieving families and formation of Together for Families Network. #northcarolina well represented by Forgotten Victims of North Carolina Patricia Drewes and It’s Bigger Than Me Michiko La’deja Duff Foundation Missy Duff. Plus @denisewest and family. fentvic.org included but unable to attend due to health. Our work matters! We have more work to do! Keep distributing #naloxone! ... See MoreSee Less

AG Merrick Garland Delivers Remarks To Fentanyl Victims' Families At 2024 DEA National Family Summit

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Attorney General Merrick Garland and DEA Administrator Anne Milgram spoke at the 2024 DEA National Family Summit on Fentanyl, in Washington DC.Fuel your succ...

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Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

2 weeks ago

Defendant pled guilty to Death by Distribution in #carteretcountync 11/14/24. Sentenced 66-92 months in state prison. Well done Carteret County Sheriff's Officeffice for investigating 9/11/20 death of Heidi Guiendon leading to arrest of William Eugene McMillion 8/11/23. Proof every suspicious death must be investigated as a homicide until proven otherwise. This is 20th fentanyl related prosecution in Carteret County and 24th in 4th NC Prosecutorial DistrictDistrict Attorney Scott Thomashomas. Teamwork demonstrates how to achieve justice for NC fentanyl victim families and keep communites s#NorthCarolinao#SaveLivesTogethere#FentanylDangersAreRealeReal ... See MoreSee Less

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Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina is with Fish Against Addiction Speckled Trout Tournament.

4 weeks ago

Proud of Annie Wilson and her amazing supportive crew of family, friends and community leaders in #moreheadcitync and Atlantic Beach, NC! Shout out to the good work of Sheriff Buck Carteret County Sheriff's Officeffice. Perfect weather to honor the good work of Tyler Dees Forever 26. He is proof we can and will save lives together! ... See MoreSee Less

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Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

1 month ago

Need Court Support for #fentanylvictim 22 yo Mason Bennett and Family. Wed 10/30 at 2pm in Superior Court, Wilson County Courthouse, 115 Nash Street #Wilsonnc. Defendant Claire Brittle, #deathbydistribution case. ... See MoreSee Less

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Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina

1 month ago

Thank you WXII 12 NEWS for covering the important topic of #savinglivestogether. Change your graphics please. This is not about ‘the #stateofaddiction.’ It is about education that creates compassion vs judgement. Journalists and graphic designers should do better! Folks need to be prepared if someone they know unexpectedly encounters deadly fentanyl, an opioid. Thank you Forsyth County North Carolina Government for treating your citizens with #dignity and #Respect. ... See MoreSee Less

Forsyth County leaders discuss strategies to combat opioid crisis during strategy input session

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Forsyth County leaders discussed plans for more than $36 million in opioid settlement money, $6 million of which is headed straight to Winston-Salem.

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