Overdoses In Scott Co. May Being Caused By Meth And Herion Mixed With Fentanyl

Thursday, April 11, 2019 at 7:17 AM

By Scott Co. Sheriff's Department Release

It is very dangerous

Scott Co. Sheriff Jerry Goodin is wanting to make the public aware of the extreme danger.

In the past couple of day the county has had several Overdoses and it is believed to be because of methamphetamines and heroin that may have an added substance (believed to be Fentanyl) to it and it is very dangerous.

Goodin does not condone any use of illegal narcotics and is working hard to get all of this off the streets before we lose any more members of our community.

Please share this with everyone you may know and help Sheriff Goodin get the word out.

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