Ashley Moody Part of Introduction of New Bill Designed to Stem Nitazene Trafficking

Ashley Moody part of introduction of new bill designed to stem Nitazene trafficking

U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody is part of a bipartisan group of lawmakers who have introduced a proposed bill that would call for Nitazene, synthetic opioids, to be classified as a Schedule 1 drug under the Controlled Substances Act. Arizona Democrat Sen. Ruben Gallego and Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Dave McCormick are joining Moody to introduce the proposed Nitazene Control Act. “As the former Attorney General of Florida, I signed an emergency rule ad…

Florida Sen. Moody Leads Effort To Permanently Schedule Nitazenes As Dangerous Opioids

A group of Senators, led by Senator Ashley Moody, has introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at combating the emerging threat of nitazenes, a class of synthetic opioids reportedly even deadlier than fentanyl. The bill, known as the Nitazene Control Act, was introduced today by Senators Moody, Dave McCormick (R-PA), and Ruben Gallego (D-AZ). The core purpose […] Florida Sen. Moody Leads Effort To Permanently Schedule Nitazenes As Dangerous Opioi…

McCormick pushes to make nitazenes a Schedule 1 drug amid concerns over new opioid threat

A form of dangerous synthetic opioids that has worried Pennsylvania officials and contributed to at least a few dozen deaths in the state would be permanently...

Lawmakers race to stop 'next fentanyl crisis' with crackdown on nitazenes synthetic opioids

Senators Eric Schmitt, Pete Ricketts and Dave McCormick introduce three bills targeting nitazenes, synthetic opioids that could become the next fentanyl crisis.

Senators Sound Alarm on ‘Deadlier Than Fentanyl’ Drug in Bipartisan Crackdown

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bipartisan coalition led by Senators Dave McCormick (R-PA) and Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) introduced legislation Thursday to permanently classify nitazenes — a synthetic opioid up to 40 times stronger than fentanyl — as Schedule I controlled substances, aiming to shut down chemical loopholes exploited by traffickers. The Nitazene Control Act, backed by seven senators and endorsed by the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association…