Print Federal agents fanned out across Southern California this week to arrest suspects charged with supplying drugs that caused 11 fatal overdoses amid a rising danger from black-market pills laced with fentanyl. In each case, prosecutors and the Drug Enforcement Administration were enforcing a federal law that carries greater penalties than drug dealers typically face in California courts: a mandatory minimum prison sentence of 20 years. For the record: 9:37 PM, May. 13, 2021A previous version of this story said Patrick Wilson is a Rolling Hills Estates city councilman. He is a Rolling Hill...