A new lawsuit from the Social Media Victims Law Center accuses Snapchat of facilitating the sale of fentanyl-laced drugs that led to eight deaths across six states.
Yuma small business owner Jonathan Lines says the southern border in Arizona is wide open as agents continue to make massive drug busts.fentanyl-laced pillsThe center filed its lawsuits against the social media app — which allows users to send photos and messages that disappear immediately or over a specified amount of time — in the"The Social Media Victims Law Center will continue to hold Snap, Inc.
A new lawsuit accusing Snapchat of facilitating the sale of fentanyl-laced drugs that led to eight deaths across six states.
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