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Officers with the Long Beach Police Department conducting a traffic stop over the weekend discovered and seized 6,000 Fentanyl pills.
Image courtesy of the Long Beach Police Department / Facebook.
Officers with the Long Beach (CA) Police Department conducting a traffic stop over the weekend discovered and seized 6,000 Fentanyl pills.
The agency posted an image of the haul on its Facebook page with the caption, "A traffic stop ended w/ the seizure of approx. 6,000 pills of fentanyl & the driver arrested. Fentanyl is incredibly dangerous & even a small amount can be lethal. It can be mistaken for other drugs & it is hard to know how the pills are made."
The post garnered more than 100 comments of support for the agency.
One citizen said, "What a shame that the more you find, the more is to be found. Thank you for your great efforts and successes, LBPD!"
Another said, "That's a lot of lives you saved. Thank you Long Beach Police Department."
Another citizen said, "Wow! Thank goodness this person was caught. I can only imagine the damage that amount of Fentanyl could have caused!"
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