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This is truly sad!!! I know Justin he was a good kid in school, he is a good guy of the drugs!! I’m not taking up for him by no means. This is just a tragedy. These drugs have taken over lives And consumed them. I don’t believe for 1 minute that addicts wake up and say, I want to be a junkie today. I am a recovery addict, of fifteen years i have also lost a son to fentanyl. He never tried drugs a day in his life.And the day he did, he died from them… I am compassionate on both sides. These people need help not prison prison. Doesn’t help nothing.Trust me, i’ve been there six times.. It did me no good. The only thing that did me good in there was a program called pals, principal applications of life bible training, but most people can’t even get into the program. God is the only thing that is going to help addicts. And without him, we are nothing!!! I’m glad they did get the drugs off the streets before they had a chance to sell them. And i’m glad you got these two off the streets before they killed themselves, but get them help prison does not help!!!