Newport High School addresses the dangers of fentanyl.
Newport High School addresses the dangers of fentanyl.
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Newport Police Chief Mark Duxbury speaks to a group of Newport High School Students about the pervasive dangers of fentanyl on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, at Newport High School in Newport, Wash. The group of purple flags behind Duxbury symbolize individual deaths in Washington State, and the white represent deaths in the Spokane area.
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Newport High School students and faculty react as Todd Krogh, foreground, tells them on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, about finding his 28-year-old son, Dylan Krogh, dead of fentanyl poisoning on the floor during a fentanyl awareness event at Newport High School in Newport, Wash.
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Todd Krogh, left, embraces his daughter, Mackenzie Pedersen, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, after he told Newport High School students about finding his 28-year-old son, Dylan Krogh, lying dead of fentanyl poisoning during a fentanyl awareness event at Newport High School in Newport, Wash.
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Laci Larson, a group supervisor with the Spokane DEA speaks to students about how deceptive counterfit pills can be during a fentanyl awareness event on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, at Newport High School in Newport, Wash.
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