Some of my contacts told me this is popping up more frequently. A quick search found this and many other cases. So much for weed not killing people.

"During the course of the warrant executions, law enforcement seized eleven guns, including nine handguns, one assault rifle and one automatic shotgun. In addition to the firearms, law enforcement seized 23 grams of suspect crack cocaine, 8 grams of suspected cocaine, 320 grams of suspected fentanyl, comprised in hundreds of pills, 6.8 pounds of suspected marijuana, 50 pounds of K2, 3.45 pounds of suspected marijuana laced with fentanyl and $22,464 in cash. Twelve individuals were subsequently arrested, including 26-year-old Michael Nesmith, 29-year-old Evion Smith, 20-year-old Stephen McCloud, 18-year-old Rasheen Ross, 18-year-old Zakiar Ross, and 22-year-old Promys Pressley. The remaining six arrests are being prosecuted by the United States Attorney’s Office."

https://www.dea.gov/press-releases/...shuts-down-violent-drug-trafficking-ring

Is meth not good enough anymore?

More reason to only buy from a legal dispensaries.

I remember when they tried killing us off with Paraquat. See how that worked out for them, We're still here

Are we really here?

You can legally buy CBD gummies now pretty much anywhere that a VERY potent. Some are made in Austin too. No need to buy black market now.

After March Oklahoma will be recreational and nobody around here will have to worry about it anymore.

Tainted Cheetos are next

the weed today is plenty strong without help.

Why would the weed dealers want to kill their customers?

This is what I don't get about the whole problem. Why would even the cartels want to kill their customers? Something doesn't add up.

The chance of them gaining another customer through addiction is worth it to them more than it is killing one. There are plenty of customers, losing a few thousand dont bother them.

Only Non-THC gummies are legal in TX

it actually improves their standing with the junkies. They know the product is better.

More reason to get weed legalized sooner than later.

I think the fentanyl fatalities have to be blown out of proportion. No, I don't have any experience with it and I don't doubt it's dangerous, but some the stories I have heard lately just seem ridiculous. A few weeks ago, there was a story going around about someone dying from just touching it? I don't believe that. A drug dealer wouldn't be able to sell a product that kills it's user with normal use, that drug wouldn't be used in a hospital either.

Look up Hometown Hero, it's live rosin and legal in Texas. Regardless of what it is/isn't take one and see for yourself.

It’s still not the weed killing people it would be the fentanyl it’s laced with.

Selective thinning of the herd.

It's not the weed, it's the Fentanyl that kills.

CBD is not the same as getting high from THC in pot. CBD is a joke. And it doesn't matter where the CBD is made.

In some cases it's not an intentional killing rather it's unintentional "tainting" of drugs.

No, I think Texas allows .03% THC. Maybe I'm wrong on the number, but the point is THC in almost useless amounts is legal.

That's a fact, And if it's not over 25% THC it's Reggie.

Its actually THC. You obviously have never tried any. I love it when people talk about things they have no experience with. At least do a tiny amount of research.

Pretty sure that say's real plain on the front-THC