Re: KC-area police warn of rising fentanyl deaths after toxicology report for 3 men

On Feb 3, 2024 at 4:22:23 AM EST, "The Biden Insurrection"
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> On 21 Feb 2022, Lefty Lundquist <[email protected]> posted some
> news:[email protected]:
> 
>> Democrats are trying to kill Americans with fentanyl and illegal alien
>> criminals.
> 
> KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City-area police departments are sounding the
> alarm after toxicology reports showed three men had fentanyl and cocaine
> in their systems when they were found dead in the Northland last month.
> 
> The Independence Police Department said it has seen an astronomical rise
> in cases involving fentanyl while the Kansas City, Kansas, Police
> Department said the rise is steady and alarming.
> 
> Families of 3 Kansas City men found dead meet with prosecutor
> Their warning is clear: Fentanyl is an urgent problem in the Kansas City
> area that must be addressed now.
> 
> “I think we have reached the crisis point with fentanyl,” Independence
> Deputy Police Chief Michelle Sumstad said. “People are dying every day.”
> 
> That statement echoes the heartbreaking reality for the families of
> Clayton McGeeney, Ricky Johnson and David Harrington.
> 
> “I’m not surprised when you look at these fentanyl cases. You can have
> several individuals using fentanyl; three could die, and one might not
> even overdose,” KCK Police Chief Karl Oakman said. “One pill can kill.
> It’s so true.”
> 
> According to multiple sources close to the investigation, Kansas City
> police detectives informed McGeeney, Johnson and Harrington’s families on
> Thursday that the toxicology report showed traces of cocaine and fentanyl
> in the their systems.
> 
> 5th friend speaks out after 3 men found dead at KC home
> Harrington, McGeeney and Johnson went to their friend Jordan Willis’s home
> to watch the Kansas City Chiefs’ final regular season game on Jan. 7.
> 
> They were found dead two days later outside the rental home near N.W. 83rd
> Terrace and N. Overland Drive in Kansas City.
> 
> Willis has since moved out of the home, and according to Fox News, has
> checked into rehab to address his problem with addiction.
> 
> Unfortunately, police said fentanyl deaths aren’t a new problem, but
> instead it’s getting worse by the day, according to Sumstad and Oakman.
> 
> “Fentanyl is just an up and coming community problem,” Sumstad said. “It’s
> extremely concerning because, like you said, people are dying, and
> whenever anyone dies, that’s tragic. When it’s a needless death, it’s even
> more tragic.”
> 
> Oakman said to get ahead of this problem, there must be a metro-wide
> response.
> 
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> “We need to have a unified approach to this. Like I said with KCK, we did
> prevention, education and enforcement, and you have to take this serious,”
> Oakman said.
> 
> Kansas City police are still investigating Harrington, McGeeney and
> Johnson’s deaths. The department has not sent the case over to the Platte
> County Prosecutor’s Office yet.
> 
> https://fox4kc.com/news/kc-area-police-warn-of-rising-fentanyl-deaths-
> after-toxicology-report-for-3-men/

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