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A Los Angeles County crime lab detected the "zombie drug" xylazine in 4% of tested fentanyl samples during a pilot program initiated by the Sheriff's Department.
Five months after public health officials warned Angelenos that a dangerous flesh-eating sedative may have infiltrated local street drug supplies, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that it has.
Officials at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) are having a hard time tracking the spread of the so-called "zombie drug" xylazine because it is technically legal [...]
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has initiated a pilot program to keep track of the prevalence of xylazine, a deadly sedative that has been increasingly found in street drugs.
The push to better track the presence of xylazine came weeks before UCLA researchers documented their first positive street drug sample.