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Officers seized 43 firearms, $300,000, four ounces of methamphetamine, one kilogram of cocaine, and two kilograms of fentanyl. According to the DEA, this image shows a potentially lethal amount of fentanyl. As little as 2 milligrams of fentanyl can be fatal. One kilogram of fentanyl has the potential to kill 500,000 people. This image shows a potentially lethal amount of fentanyl. (Courtesy DEA)

Crisis Responders

21 Members of Multi-State Fentanyl, Meth & Coke Trafficking Ring Arrested

Tammy Waitt - August 8, 2022

Crisis Responders

Coronavirus on the High Seas: USCG Maritime Regulatory Update

Tammy Waitt - April 1, 2020

ANY type of infection can turn into a TOXIC response of Sepsis. Sepsis can present with symptoms like confusion, shortness of breath and a productive cough. Dangers of Sepsis - Sepsis kills more people each year in the US than Breast Cancer, Prostate Cancer and Aids COMBINED. (Courtesy of YouTube)

Disaster Prevention

Stealth Disease Likely to Blame for 20% of Worldwide Deaths (Videos)

Tammy Waitt - January 22, 2020

At least four times last week, in the span of just two days, health officials jumped into action to greet sick flight passengers. An Emirates flight from Dubai landed at JFK on Wednesday with more than 100 passengers reporting symptoms including coughing, vomiting and fever. An ASL Airlines France flight from Algeria to Perpignan in France was briefly quarantined Wednesday when a child aboard was suspected of having cholera. And two American Airlines international flights into Philadelphia on Thursday (one from Paris and the other from Munich) landed with a a total of 12 passengers who were evaluated by health officials for influenza and respiratory problems.

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Plane Full of Sick Passengers? Expert Explains What Happens Next (Videos)

Tammy Waitt - September 10, 2018

DEA agents escort Dr. Martin Tesher, 81, upon his arrest in June of 2017. He was initially accused of writing prescriptions that generated 2.2 million oxycodone pills. (Image courtesy of the Daily News)

Disaster Prevention

Doctor Indicted for Patient’s Overdose Death in SI (Learn More, Video)

Tammy Waitt - December 27, 2017

Disaster Prevention

CDC Investigates Possible TX Zika Transmission (Learn More – Video)

Tammy Waitt - November 29, 2016

Disaster Prevention

Halloween Alert: Keep Meds Out of Sight to Avoid Candy Confusion

Tammy Waitt - October 24, 2016