Los Angeles authorities said at least seven local teens have overdosed from fentanyl-laced pills over the past month, including one who died from a fake Percocet pill.
Fox News senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse reports from Nogales, Arizona at the busiest checkpoint on the U.S.-Mexico border and the illicit fentanyl crisis there on 'The Story.'that over half a dozen Los Angeles teens have overdosed on suspected fentanyl pills in the past month.
LAPD Chief Michel Moore told the Los Angeles Times that the boy had taken what appeared to be a Percocet pill, but authorities believe it likely contained fentanyl. Two students at Helen Bernstein High School in Los Angeles overdosed on pills last week, leaving one dead, authorities said. A suspect was later detained.
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