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Michigan man convicted after selling fentanyl that caused fatal overdose

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By Amber Ainsworth
| WJBK-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified
A photo of Antjuan Pierre Jackson from 2017 (MDOC) A Michigan man was found guilty this week of selling fentanyl that led to a fatal overdose in 2022. According to the Michigan Department of Justice, Antjuan Pierre Jackson, 39, of Kalamazoo, sold fentanyl to a person on Nov. 23, 2022. The powerful drug led to the victim's death. Less than a week later, authorities said they found more than 80 grams of fentanyl in Jackson's home, along with cash, a scale, and drug packaging materials.
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Michigan man convicted after selling fentanyl that caused fatal overdose

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By Amber Ainsworth
| Yahoo Verified
KALAMAZOO, Mich. (FOX 2) - A Michigan man was found guilty this week of selling fentanyl that led to a fatal overdose in 2022. According to the Michigan Department of Justice, Antjuan Pierre Jackson, 39, of Kalamazoo, sold fentanyl to a person on Nov. 23, 2022. The powerful drug led to the victim's death. Less than a week later, authorities said they found more than 80 grams of fentanyl in Jackson's home, along with cash, a scale, and drug packaging materials.
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Oxford High School shooting ruling • How ex-Lions player was linked to Capitol Riot • Detroit Giving Machine

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By Amber Ainsworth
| WJBK-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified
Three years after a student killed four classmates and wounded others at Oxford High School, a judge has ruled that the school's insurance company must pay out money for each victim. Attorney Ven Johnson, who represents victims killed and hurt in the shooting, said the insurance company for the school district said that its insurance policy was only $5 million. However, he argued that the victims were all separate occurrences.
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