DEA "doing nothing to stop" New Mexico fentanyl crisis, whistleblower says
Summary
A veteran Drug Enforcement Administration agent alleges that the agency allowed dangerous fentanyl pills to reach New Mexico streets to build larger cases against drug dealers. The article preview does not provide details about the agent’s evidence or the DEA’s response.Key Facts
- A veteran DEA agent made the allegations as a whistleblower.
- The agent alleges the DEA allowed dangerous fentanyl pills to reach New Mexico streets.
- The alleged aim was to build larger cases against drug dealers.
- The report describes a growing fentanyl crisis in New Mexico.
- CBS News investigative correspondent David Scott reported on the investigation.
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