Three Arrested in Texas for Allegedly Exposing Newborn to Fentanyl Smoke

The suspects were charged with child endangerment after police found evidence of fentanyl use in the presence of children.

Three individuals were arrested in Taylor County, Texas, after allegedly blowing fentanyl smoke at a baby's face to stop her cries.
The incident occurred on January 25, and the suspects were charged with four counts of child endangerment each.
Evidence of fentanyl was found in the vehicle and the baby's diaper bag during a traffic stop.
The baby experienced difficulty breathing and was hospitalized following the exposure.
Child Protective Services has taken custody of the children involved.