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North Carolina couple caught with enough fentanyl to kill 13,000: cops
- On April 30, authorities in North Carolina apprehended Dustin McCurry, aged 41, and 33-year-old Kayly Allman during a traffic stop at South Mountains State Park.
- Deputies stopped the vehicle on suspicion of illegal activity and uncovered a significant quantity of drugs, including approximately 27 grams of a material believed to contain fentanyl.
- McCurry was found with about 26.96 grams of a substance believed to be fentanyl, while Allman possessed nearly 13.6 grams of methamphetamine in crystalline form.
- Authorities said the fentanyl quantity could "potentially kill 13,000 people," as just 2 milligrams can be lethal depending on tolerance and purity.
- The Burke County Sheriff’s Office emphasized the incident highlights the serious public safety threat fentanyl poses and the need for ongoing enforcement.
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Deputies NC Couple Caught With Deadly Fentanyl Stash for 13,000 Fatal Doses - Miamistandard News
Last week, two people were arrested in North Carolina after police found fentanyl that was “potentially enough to kill 13,000 people,” according to the police. A Facebook post from the Burke County Sheriff’s Office said that Dustin McCurry, 41, and Kayly Allman, 33, were arrested on April 30 after a traffic stop in the Clear Creek Access area of South Mountains State Park. The post said that the two were arrested after deputies searched their ca…
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