Two women have been indicted after authorities say they found over 850,000 counterfeit fentanyl pills in a vehicle near Phoenix.
Two women have been indicted after authorities say they found over 850,000 counterfeit fentanyl pills in a vehicle nearThe Maricopa County Attorney's Office says MCSO deputies arrested 26-year-old Kimberli Guadalupe Torres-Marin and Alexa Torres-Marin, 19, on Aug. 24 after counterfeit pills laced with"The bags were in the vehicle the women were traveling in towards Phoenix, AZ," the attorney's office said.Brick of fentanyl seized in Phoenix traffic stop.
On Sept. 27, the attorney's office is holding a community forum with experts on fentanyl to help further educate parents and teens. The forum is being held at 6 p.m. at
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