'Gas station heroin' is growing threat in New Jersey, health officials warn: 'Dangerous and addictive'

A dangerous drug is causing a spike of illnesses in New Jersey, health officials warn. In many cases, it’s sold on corner convenience store shelves. Addiction experts shared concerns.

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