A 14-year-old Gwinnettes he died in his sleep after an overview of fentanyl drugs

Three people have been arrested for several children with a number of children in Gwinnett County, including death related to a 14-year-old boy, police said.

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Brenda Alfaro-Alvarado, 21, was arrested in Jan 28 after the investigators had decided to sell fentanyl-laced Percocet in Marco Machado Ramirez, 14. His family said he died in sleep.

On February 11, the stewards arrested Alexander Nava, 20, as an alphano-Alvarado. Studies search his home in the cemetery that travels on the road and found seven grams of Fendanyl, 155 grams of dagga, two guns and $ 1,700 in cash.

Both Nava and Alfarodo-Alpharado threatened the deathke of Fentanyl Deepter death and drug-related charges.

In a different case, Antonio Molina Chavez was arrested in relation to overdose at the age of 12. He faces charges of drugs and child abuse.

The Cell Phone Video shows police in Elliot Apartments, where Nava-Nava resides, on Tuesday, and firearms.

“Surprisingly, we are 12 years old and children who receive their hands with pills,” CPL. Ryan windyde and police police officers said.

Police said they used Austin’s law to improve charges. The only ninth time have already used the law since last year. Gwinette police spent the law in addition to any other department in Metro.

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Gwinett County police appeal to families to talk to their children about the dangers of fentanyls and remind society that the medical help will not result in drugs. The suspicious activity can be reported in the County narrative tape in 770-513-5480.

“Parents need to have talk with their middle students and children grow in high school, Winderwedle Eleyle said.

Ramirez’s family introduced a gear to cover costs after their loss.

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