All Idaho State Police drug-detection dogs are now certified to detect fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid driving a rise in overdoses across the country, according to ISP.

Fentanyl is the fifth odor the K-9s are trained to detect, joining methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine and marijuana.

ISP announced that all drug detection dogs have passed their certification, completing statewide implementation of fentanyl detection training.

ISP said all its K9s are now capable of smelling five different drugs, with the powerful opioid being the most recent ...

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NARCAN is accessible to everyone under D.C.’s Opioid Overdose Law, which protects anyone carrying or administering Naloxone.

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