Join us as we discuss the fentanyl crisis alongside Sergeant Bill Miles and Detective Scott James from the San Diego Police Department. These experts from the Narcotics Task Force give us an unfiltered look at the dangers of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that's 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. We'll uncover how this deadly drug is infiltrating communities via social networks, the dark web, and even social media. Our guests also reveal how their specialized overdose response team and drug-sniffing canines are critical tools in this fight.

We'll also spotlight the emerging threat of "Tranq" or xylazine, an animal tranquilizer being mixed with fentanyl, making overdoses harder to counteract with Narcan. Dispelling myths around fentanyl-laced drugs, we'll explain why these substances are often counterfeit pills composed entirely of fentanyl.

Through stories of recovery and practical advice for parents and community members, we'll highlight the importance of awareness, preparedness, and the collective effort needed to combat addiction. Whether it's recognizing the signs of an overdose, understanding the challenges addicts face, or the vital role of federal and local task forces, this discussion aims to equip you with knowledge to confront this epidemic head-on.