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Bismarck woman gets home detention in federal fentanyl cases

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A Bismarck woman who admitted helping traffic thousands of fentanyl pills in two federal conspiracy cases was sentenced to five years of supervised release, including two years of home detention.

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Bismarck woman gets home detention in federal fentanyl cases

A Bismarck woman who admitted helping traffic thousands of fentanyl pills in two federal conspiracy cases was sentenced to five years of supervised release, including two years of home detention.

·Georgia, United States
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Bismarck Tribune broke the news in Georgia, United States on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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