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  • Fentanyl Awareness,

Public support needed to target suppliers of drugs like fentanyl

Fentanyl is affecting all communities and, as Sacramento County Sheriff's Spokesman Amar Gandhi argues, public awareness and support of initiatives that allow law enforcement to target the suppliers is essential.

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