Summary
Federal prosecutors allege Moises Freire provided a substance he claimed was cocaine, but was actually fentanyl, to two women at a Manhattan dorm, resulting in one fatality and one overdose.
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Federal prosecutors allege Moises Freire provided a substance he claimed was cocaine, but was actually fentanyl, to two women at a Manhattan dorm, resulting in one fatality and one overdose.
Federal prosecutors allege Moises Freire provided a substance he claimed was cocaine, but was actually fentanyl, to two women at a Manhattan dorm, resulting in one fatality and one overdose.
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| NY Capital | Local | Neutral | Man Accused of Giving Fentanyl to College Students, Leading to One Death | 16 Oct 2026 | Prisme group |