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Huntington Fire Chief Jan Rader stands outside of U.S. District Court in Charleston on Friday after testifying that the flood of prescription opioid pills fueled the addiction crisis in Huntington and Cabell County. Photo by Lauren Peace.
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Jan Rader left the defense without questions on Friday.
The Huntington Fire Chief detailed life on the frontlines of an overdose epidemic that she says wreaked “carnage” across her community. Rader was the last person to testify during the first week of a landmark trial brought by Cabell County and the City of Huntington against the “Big Three” drug distributors. ....

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