Del. Matthew Rohrbach, R-Cabell, speaks about House Bill 2184 regarding criminal charges for fentanyl exposure. A bill that passed the House of Delegates Wednesday creates new misdemeanor and felony charges for anyone who exposes a government employee to a harmful drug or chemical agent. House Bill 2184 creates a new misdemeanor charge for exposure without injury and a new felony charge for exposure leading to physical harm. By “government employees,” the bill mostly applies to members of law enforcement, corrections employees, health care providers and first responders. “We don't take...