In 2024, twelve individuals from Southern California have been charged by federal authorities for distributing fentanyl and fentanyl-laced pills, all associated with at least one death. This alarming trend corresponds with over 80,300 drug overdose fatalities reported nationwide, primarily due to fentanyl, according to the CDC. Notable cases include Michael Hoskinds, Waldo Jesus Almazo Casarubbias, and multiple residents from Rancho Cucamonga and Ontario. The ongoing efforts to combat this epidemic underscore its severity in California, emphasizing the legal implications for those involved in the distribution of harmful substances.
This year, twelve individuals with ties to Southern California were charged in connection with drug distribution linked to fentanyl overdoses, highlighting a growing crisis.
The U.S. has seen over 80,300 drug overdose deaths in 2024, mainly due to fentanyl, as reported by federal health officials.
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