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How hidden fentanyl mills are churning out deadly pills in NYC apartments
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November 3, 2023
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2:22Now PlayingFrom the outside, they are ordinary apartments.
But dozens of New York City homes have been turned into fentanyl mills — churning out millions of dollars worth of deadly drugs. NY Post Senior Features writer Michael Kaplan shares this story.
Now authorities are lifting the lid on the signs that a unit has been taken over by gangs, after the death of 1-year-old Nicholas Feliz Dominici in a Bronx nursery that had been turned into one of the mills.
A string of recent busts have revealed that as well as apartments and a nursery, a pizzeria had been made into a drug mill.
Bridget Brennan, special narcotics prosecutor for the city of New York, told The Post that traffickers are seeking the most innocuous places. “The goal is to not stand out,” she said. “Sometimes, workers in these fentanyl mills go in and out at all hours. Apartment buildings are good for that since coming and going does not attract attention.”
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