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The bill was introduced on Friday, Jan. 13. Sen. David Hogue is the primary sponsor.
Expanding treatment options, educating vulnerable groups on Narcan use, and proposing mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl dealers are some prevention efforts public officials recommend.
Investigators discovered that the Sledge ring targeted areas with fewer law enforcement resources where they sold drugs at a premium price, according to prosecutors.
The Senate passed the bill 33-14; it now goes to the House of Representatives.

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"This is the worst border crisis on record," columnist Scott Hennen writes.
Investigators discovered that the Sledge ring targeted areas with fewer law enforcement resources where they sold drugs at a premium price, according to prosecutors.
Patients are limited every 30 days to purchases of 2.5 ounces of dried leaves and flowers or 4,000 milligrams of THC in other products.
Lulu, a drug sniffing canine that recently joined the Bowman County Sheriff's Department was called on twice during her first day on the job.
There were 131 drug overdose deaths statewide last year. The number has risen considerably from the 76 overdose deaths in North Dakota in 2019.
The Dickinson Police Department announced that Southwest Narcotics Task Force agents have discovered methamphetamine that is being laced with an opioid, possibly fentanyl. A recent string of narcotic overdoses in the Dickinson area has prompted the police to issue a public advisory on the outbreak.

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"The Civil Guard has seized the largest cache of packaged marijuana found so far," Spain's Civil Guard said in a statement.
HETTINGER, N.D. — As reported in late September, Bowman resident Karen Woodbury, 36, was arrested and charged with the alleged theft of pain medication from Western Horizons Care Center — the nursing home she worked at. Woodbury was initially charged with possession of a schedule II controlled substance (Oxycodone), a class B felony, and theft of property (Ocxycodone and Furosemide), class C felony.
Though the pardons are expected to impact nearly 6,600 people, data from the United States Sentencing Commission indicates only 21 North Dakotans are eligible to receive a pardon.

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