California’s drug task force halts entry of an estimated $11.9 million in fentanyl, governor says

Amid an ongoing opioid crisis, a special task force of the California National Guard helped seize 1,542 pounds of fentanyl last month, with a street value of about $11.9 million, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday.

The nationwide opioid crisis continues to plague California — even as individual counties record a plateau in deaths related to drug overdoses.

State officials are responding by doubling staffing and investing millions towards a special task force to remove fentanyl pills, and other illicit opioids, from street sales…

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