More Than 5,000 Fentanyl-Laced Counterfeit Medication Seized in Virginia
More than 5,000 fentanyl-laced counterfeit medication and several firearms have been seized from a home in Virginia. The Prince William County Police Department tweeted, “DRUG SEIZURE: and TF recently seized several…

More than 5,000 fentanyl-laced counterfeit medication and several firearms have been seized from a home in Virginia.
The Prince William County Police Department tweeted, “DRUG SEIZURE: and TF recently seized several firearms and over 5,000 suspected counterfeit fentanyl-laced Percocet pills known to be distributed in the area.”
The statement continues, “This is part of Law Enforcement’s ongoing joint effort to combat the opioid epidemic in the country.”
According to The Washington Examiner, four individuals have been arrested and charged with intent to distribute a narcotic, possession of a firearm, receiving a stolen firearm, and possession with intent to distribute marijuana, as the outlet reported.
The seizure comes just weeks after the Biden administration sent its drug control strategy to Congress.
NBC News reported the 2022 National Drug Control Strategy is focused on addressing untreated addiction and drug trafficking.
“It’s time we treat addiction like any other disease. And at the same time, we are disrupting drug traffickers’ financial networks, supply chains, and delivery routes, including on the internet,” the president said in a statement.



