Johnson County Confronts Cont'd Deadly Fentanyl Spike

A reality check that might save someone you love . . .

This deadly drug crisis impacts locals FROM EVERY DEMOGRAPHIC and has devastated both the wealthy and the poor. 

We can blame the border crisis, moral decay or the fall of Western civilization . . . What locals can't do is pretend that the epidemic doesn't exist given so many lives it has claimed.

Here's more info and an effort to curb the trend . . . .

"According to the Johnson County Prevention and Recovery Coalition, in 2022, there were 81 opioid-related deaths in the county, 73 death, or 90%, were ruled accidental by the county's Medical Examiner's Office. "

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Leaders in Johnson County take action to combat rising fentanyl numbers

The community will gather Thursday for a crucial event aimed at raising awareness about the rising fentanyl numbers in Johnson County.