In a record-breaking drug bust, the Drug Enforcement Administration said on Thursday it seized approximately 1 million fake pills containing fentanyl in Inglewood, California, earlier this month.

From May to September of this year, the Department of Justice has seized an estimated 10 million fentanyl-laced pills, officials said on Tuesday at DEA headquarters.

"As seen by the totals, Colorado is on pace to easily break last year's fake fentanyl pill seizure record of 2.61 million. Keep in mind, DEA lab testing shows seven of every 10 pills contain a ...

Two men who allegedly tried to sell 40,000 fentanyl pills to a Drug Enforcement Administration informant have a date in U.S.

As federal authorities continue to crack down on the spread of fentanyl across the country, the Drug Enforcement ...

DEA officers are “seizing deadly fake pills at record rates,” the agency wrote on Monday. So far this year, agents have seized nearly 10 million counterfeit pills — more than the past two ...

And they take one of these fake pills, and they end up dead. 70% of these pills contain a lethal dose,” Comeaux said. Last year’s lab results show the DEA seized 521,000 fentanyl tablets ...

The Department of Justice seized an estimated 10 million fentanyl-laced pills, the attorney general and DEA administrator announced on Tuesday.

Ultimately, the DEA said more than 100,000 fake oxycodone pills containing fentanyl were seized. They were charged on July 13 with possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.