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Lansing High School students learn dangers of fentanyl after freshman’s death

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Lansing freshman Cruz Burris, 15, died of accidental fentanyl intoxication on January 18. Kansas is one of the fastest growing states for fentanyl in America, with a 73% increase in overdoses or accidental poisonings. The Kansas Attorney General is now calling for stricter penalties of distributors of pills laced with fentanyl, especially when it leads to death.

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