the city of hartford and will decide on prosecution. about five years ago when fentanyl hit issue it issed police departments started to take direction and city of hartford is no different. when you come up on an overdose, you handle that as homicide investigation. forensic processing of the scene, seizure of the phone. federal charges is indictment of distribution of fentanyl resulting in death, a lot of successful prosecution across the country for 20 years or so, i think that is what they will look to prosecute. i think there is high potential for arrest in this situation. you mentioned tracing fentanyl back to the streets, can they trace it back to where it came into our country from, i.e.did this cross the southern border? it is coming from china and mexico, we all know that across
2017, tonight s election and now looks like a recount. we ll never get georgia six out of the news. can i ask you about a couple governor s races in the northeast. i m interested in this what we re seeing as a gop bubble. do you have anything on the connecticut governor s race or the maine governor s race? the gap here has been closed to 25,000, lamont still 25,000 behind here. you can see in connecticut now more than three-quarters of the vote has been counted for. still, though, you can see the city of hartford, no votes in yet from the city of hartford. you expect a boost there for ned lamont. he is running from behind and there are some other republican areas still to come as well. let s see if we can go up to maine and get this loaded in. yes, there you go. janet mills in the early going in main, again, maine, this is not a county-based system. what you re seeing are individual municipalities here. mills, though, being helped by portland, the city of portland, the population c
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