Rumors about contaminated Halloween treats pop up every year, and this year they’re focused on “rainbow fentanyl.” But there’s little evidence that any child has ever been killed or ...

DEA Warns of ‘Rainbow’ Fentanyl, a ‘Brightly Colored,’ Candy-Like Pill Made to Appeal to Young People The lethal tablets were seized in 18 states last month. By Kayla Blanton Published ...

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office is warning parents to be cautious this Halloween amid reports of colorful fentanyl pills that look like candy. “These pills could easily be mistaken for ...

So far, it appears to be a 2022 twist on an old type of scarelore. 'Rainbow Fentanyl Candy' Scare Erupts Just in Time for Halloween So far, it appears to be a 2022 twist on an old type of scarelore.

Rainbow fentanyl and the history of urban legends about Halloween candy. According to urban legends expert and University of Delaware professor Joel Best, news of a drug that emerges in the weeks ...

It happened on Sept. 28 when agents and officers stopped a vehicle on the Manhattan side of the Lincoln Tunnel that contained 15,000 multicolored pill with an estimated street value of $300,000.

7 Investigates: Fentanyl resembling candy raises alarms as rainbow-colored drugs appear in New England. By Caroline Goggin. ... “That doesn’t mean, that if the pill is colorful, ...

DEA warns brightly colored fentanyl is being used to lure youth 00:43. An increasing number of fake prescription pills that contain potentially deadly fentanyl are helping drive overdose death ...

Candy-colored “rainbow fentanyl” is popping up across the U.S. Skip to content. ... who said they were multi-colored and stamped with M/30 like a conventional oxycodone pill.