Oregon man who provided fentanyl pill that killed his 17-year-old stepbrother sentenced to 5 years
Max Gonzalez, a 17-year-old South Medford High School student, had asked his stepbrother for some “percs,” slang for Percocet pills. His 20-year-old stepbrother, Hunter Fenstermaker, took Gonzalez with him to the home of his dealer and paid $30 for one pill.
When the state stopped prosecuting the possession of small amounts of drugs, deaths climbed. Correlation or causation?
KOIN Portland on MSN2h
3 sentenced to prison following fentanyl overdose of Medford teenThree Oregon men were sentenced to prison after they distributed fentanyl that resulted in the death of a teen in Medford.
This month, a brief, ambitious and many would say calamitous experiment came to an end: Oregon rolled back Measure 110, its ...
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A Bend man was arrested on drug charges after a traffic stop on Highway 97 near Terrebonne late Tuesday ...
Oregon State Police seized almost four and a half pounds of fentanyl headed for Portland during a traffic stop on Interstate ...
On Friday it will be one year since Recovery Works Northwest opened a detox center in Portland. According to its director of engagement, it’s the only measure 1 ...
An Oregon State Police trooper’s traffic stop on Interstate 5 in Lane County last week turned up nearly 4 ½ pounds (2 ...
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I-5 traffic stop yields two kilograms of powdered fentanyl as suspect fleesA traffic stop on Interstate 5 last week yielded two kilograms (approximately 4.4 pounds) of powdered fentanyl, Oregon State ...
A JAMA study refutes the narrative pushed by opponents of decriminalization. The confounding variable was increased fentanyl ...
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