A pivotal bill proposing the establishment of a fentanyl-induced homicide charge is gaining traction in the South Carolina State House, marking a significant step in combating the opioid crisis. The legislation aims to hold drug dealers accountable for overdose deaths caused by fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid linked to a rising number of fatalities nationwide. With bipartisan support, the bill signifies a united front in addressing the devastating impact of fentanyl-related incidents and seeks to deter illicit drug distribution through the threat of severe legal consequences for those directly responsible for fatal overdoses.

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