NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – State officials are addressing the increase in suspected fentanyl exposures impacting first responders, detention officers, and employees. Just weeks ago, three of the four people inside a Mountainair home died, and more than 20 first responders were exposed to what officials believe was a powdered opioid substance. “It is a scary situation, […]
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