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The scourge of fentanyl clearly visible on the streets of Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES (AP) — In a filthy alley behind a Los Angeles donut shop, Ryan Smith convulsed from a high of fentanyl — going from moments of sleep to bouts of violent chills on a hot summer day. ‘summer. When Brandice Josey, another homeless drug addict, leaned over and puffed out a puff of fentanyl …
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