<strong>Before this summer, the penalty for distributing fentanyl testing strips which can help people determine whether other drugs are contaminated with it was higher than the penalty for carrying most illegal drugs. A new law does away with that discrepancy.</strong>
A new kind of fentanyl is hitting the streets and law enforcement worry it may be targeting children. It's known as "rainbow fentanyl" and just days ago border agents in Arizona seized nearly 1 million fentanyl pills including thousands of "rainbow-colored tablets."
Officials at the local, state, and federal level are warning about a recent dangerous trend known as 'rainbow fentanyl.' There is a major concern about dealers using it to target teens.