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Deadly fentanyl overdose in Trail

A warning from RCMP in Greater Trail about the risk of deadly overdose from fentanyl.

This after a 41 year old East Trail resident died from an overdose ten days ago.

Later that night police were called to another overdose incident. They say the man in this case was lucky to survive.

Police say fentanyl may be sold as heroin but it is much stronger and can lead to accidental overdose.

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