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DEA warns of ‘alarming increase’ in fake prescription pills containing fentanyl
September 29 2021, 08:00
The Drug Enforcement Administration on Monday issued a rare public safety alert warning Americans of an "alarming increase" in deadly fake prescription pills containing fentanyl flooding the country. 
Source: FOX News
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