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Three Romanian citizens were detained in Austria, suspected of illegally marketing fentanyl patches, a strong opioid drug, used in particular for the treatment of severe pain. The investigation targets approximately 1,000 patches that would have been obtained from medical prescriptions and subsequently sold for profit outside the legal circuit.
The investigation began after an overdose of the Linzer in July. The group is said to have resold fentanyl from medical prescriptions for a long time.
After the overdose of a 29-year-old Linzer in July 2026, police investigations started on suspicions of trafficking in fentanyl patches. Four suspects were arrested during the investigation.
An investigation carried out in Austria revealed an alleged illegal deal with strong drugs, involving several members of the same family. Approximately 1,000 fentanyl patches would have been sold for profit, and the case came out after a young man became seriously ill as a result of an overdose.
A 38-year-old Romanian was arrested in the city of Linz, Austria, along with his mother, his aunt and another man, in a file on illegal fentanyl trafficking. The investigation began after a 29-year-old overdosed in July 2026.
A 38-year-old Romanian, his mother and his aunt were arrested in Austria, in a file on fentanyl patch trafficking, a powerful opioid used to treat severe pain.
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