The ABC 6 News Team presents the latest news updates from around the world, including regional and local events, sports and weather forecasts. In other news, a federal judge has placed blame on Minneapolis gangs for contributing to a public health crisis. Prosecutors have identified Montez Brown as the first gang member to distribute illegal fentanyl in Minneapolis. Brown was sentenced to 19 years in federal prison after being found with nearly 10,000 fentanyl pills, a machine gun, a handgun with Glock switches, and a stack of money.
U.S. Attorney for Minnesota Andy Luger stated that the volume of fentanyl being brought into Minnesota by these defendants is unprecedented and harmful to communities. His office has charged close to 80 gang members over the past year and a half. For more information on this story, please visit the link provided.
