一名堪萨斯男子因在家庭门廊上出售芬太尼带的药丸而被判处73个月监禁。 A Kansas man was sentenced to 73 months in prison for selling fentanyl-laced pills from his family’s porch.

一名25岁的Levenworth男子Kevin L.Thomas Jr.被判处73个月监禁,罪名是从他家门廊分发芬太尼带的药丸,并另外持有11个月,两者同时使用。 A 25-year-old Leavenworth man, Kevin L. Thomas Jr., was sentenced to 73 months in prison for distributing fentanyl-laced pills from his family’s porch, with an additional 11 months for possession, serving both concurrently. 此案源于2023年的一项调查，当时有人举报托马斯在马丁·路德·金大道出售假冒的蓝色M/30药丸——这种药片外形类似羟考酮，但含有致命的芬太尼。 The case stemmed from a 2023 investigation after tips that Thomas sold counterfeit blue M/30 pills—resembling oxycodone but containing lethal fentanyl—on Martin Luther King Drive. 执法部门观察到他乘车多次出行,搜查他的公寓时发现64个此类药丸。 Law enforcement observed him making multiple trips from his vehicle, and a search of his apartment uncovered 64 such pills. 莱文沃斯州检察官托德·汤普森(Todd Thompson)着重指出了芬太尼的极端危险以及该州承诺追究经销商的责任。 Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson highlighted the extreme danger of fentanyl and the county’s commitment to holding dealers accountable.