Oregon man who provided fentanyl pill that killed his 17-year-old stepbrother sentenced to 5 years
Max Gonzalez, a 17-year-old South Medford High School student, had asked his stepbrother for some “percs,” slang for Percocet pills. His 20-year-old stepbrother, Hunter Fenstermaker, took Gonzalez with him to the home of his dealer and paid $30 for one pill.
Oregon State Police seized almost four and a half pounds of fentanyl headed for Portland during a traffic stop on Interstate ...
Attorneys representing both living and deceased patients of an Oregon hospital filed a $303 million lawsuit against the ...
A study by public health researchers at Brown University found that decriminalization of drug possession was not associated ...
A 35-year-old Bend man is accused of trafficking fentanyl from the Portland area to our region for distribution. The Central ...
To combat the flow of drugs into prisons, the Oregon Department of Corrections is considering a change to its mail rules that ...
A 29-year-old man from Oregon was arrested with more than 8 pounds of fentanyl powder and pills and $4,400 in cash during a ...
The sheriff’s office said Andalon was then arrested for possession of controlled substances for sale and for being a felon in ...
Three Oregon men were sentenced to five years to more than seven years in federal prison Thursday for distributing fentanyl ...
A 29-year-old man from Oregon was arrested with more than eight pounds of fentanyl powder and pills and $4,400 in cash during ...
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