New Oklahoma law requires first responders to notify law enforcement of overdoses

A new Oklahoma law taking effect Sunday, Nov. 1, will require first responders who respond to a drug overdose to notify law enforcement—a change lawmakers say will help track the fentanyl crisis, but one recovery advocates say leaves a lot unclear.

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