Fentanyl has killed 672 people in Fort Worth. Will threat of murder charge stop dealers?

Families of Tarrant County teens & young adults killed by counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl hope a new Texas law will make dealers think twice, but some experts fear this tougher tactic will only worsen the crisis.

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