In a federal case, two men from North Texas have received prison sentences exceeding 11 years. They were found guilty of operating a drug trafficking conspiracy. The conspiracy involved distributing thousands of counterfeit pills that contained fentanyl.
These pills were circulated across the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Further details about the case and the sentencing are available from the source, FOX 26 Houston.
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