Over half a million fake pills with fentanyl seized in Utah so far in 2022

by Victoria Hill, KUTV

Fri, October 14th 2022, 7:29 PM UTC

"Rainbow fentanyl" comes in a variety of bright colors and may look like candy and, in some cases, resembles sidewalk chalk. Utah agencies said it concerns them because this form of the drug may be more enticing to children or young adults. (Photo: U.S. DEA)

Local public safety and health authorities warned Utahns of dangerous fentanyl trends in the state in an update on Oct. 14, 2022. (Photo: SLC Police)

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"Rainbow fentanyl" comes in a variety of bright colors and may look like candy and, in some cases, resembles sidewalk chalk. Utah agencies said it concerns them because this form of the drug may be more enticing to children or young adults. (Photo: U.S. DEA)

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