Julia Coin
Courts & Public Safety Reporter at The Charlotte Observer
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6 days ago |
gazettextra.com | Julia Coin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein wants more than $2 million of the state budget to fund new law enforcement jobs dedicated to smothering the fentanyl crisis, he said in Charlotte on Thursday. As the opioid epidemic has continued to drain resources, overwhelm court systems and wreak havoc on communities and families, the number of SBI drug agents hasn't changed in 25 years, Stein said at a news conference in Charlotte's Government Center. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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6 days ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Julia Coin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein wants more than $2 million of the state budget to fund new law enforcement jobs dedicated to smothering the fentanyl crisis, he said in Charlotte on Thursday. As the opioid epidemic has continued to drain resources, overwhelm court systems and wreak havoc on communities and families, the number of SBI drug agents hasn't changed in 25 years, Stein said at a news conference in Charlotte's Government Center.
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thederrick.com | Julia Coin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein wants more than $2 million of the state budget to fund new law enforcement jobs dedicated to smothering the fentanyl crisis, he said in Charlotte on Thursday. As the opioid epidemic has continued to drain resources, overwhelm court systems and wreak havoc on communities and families, the number of SBI drug agents hasn’t changed in 25 years, Stein said at a news conference in Charlotte’s Government Center.
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6 days ago |
charlotteobserver.com | Julia Coin
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein wants more than $2 million of the state budget to fund new law enforcement jobs dedicated to smothering the fentanyl crisis, he said in Charlotte on Thursday. As the opioid epidemic has continued to drain resources, overwhelm court systems and wreak havoc on communities and families, the number of SBI drug agents hasn't changed in 25 years, Stein said at a news conference in Charlotte's Government Center. "Think about where North Carolina was in 2000," he said.
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1 week ago |
swoknews.com | Julia Coin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein wants more than $2 million of the state budget to fund new law enforcement jobs dedicated to smothering the fentanyl crisis, he said in Charlotte on Thursday. As the opioid epidemic has continued to drain resources, overwhelm court systems and wreak havoc on communities and families, the number of SBI drug agents hasn’t changed in 25 years, Stein said at a news conference in Charlotte’s Government Center. kAm“%9:?< 23@FE H96C6 }@CE9 r2C@=:?2 H2D :?
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