Drug Dealer Pleads Guilty to Selling Fentanyl That Killed Woman, 25, in Escondido

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Drug Dealer Pleads Guilty to Selling Fentanyl That Killed Woman, 25, in Escondido

The 2 milligrams of fentanyl shown here are enough to kill a person. (Photo courtesy of the Drug Enforcement Administration) A drug dealer who sold a dose of fentanyl that killed a woman in Escondido pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges. Danny Nunez, 25, admitted to selling the drugs last fall to the 25-year-old victim, referred to as “L.P.” in court records. Prosecutors said the victim bought the fentanyl from Nunez on Sept. 11 and her pare…

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Man admits selling fentanyl to woman whose parents found her lifeless body

A man who sold a dose of fentanyl that killed a woman in Escondido pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges. Danny Nunez, 25, admitted to selling the drugs last fall to the 25-year-old victim, referred to as “L.P.” in court records. Prosecutors said the victim bought the fentanyl from Nunez on Sept. 11 and her parents found her dead in her bedroom the following day. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, cell phone evidence and witness stateme…

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Polk man sent to prison for selling fentanyl that caused death - Hendersonville Lightning

A 32-year-old Mill Spring man was sentenced to up to six years in prison Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to selling drugs to a man who subsequently died of a fentanyl overdose, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray announced.

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A man who sold a dose of fentanyl that killed a woman in Escondido pleaded guilty on Monday on federal charges. Danny Núñez, 25, admitted having sold the drugs last fall to the 25-year-old victim, referred to as “L.P.” in court records. Prosecutors said the victim bought the fentanyl from Núñez on September 11 and her parents found her dead in her bedroom the next day. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the evidence from the cell phone and…