Sheriff-backed fentanyl education bill passes House

  • Williamson County Sheriff Mike Gleason speaks during a fentanyl awareness event held at the Williamson County Expo Center on Tuesday, March 7.
    Williamson County Sheriff Mike Gleason speaks during a fentanyl awareness event held at the Williamson County Expo Center on Tuesday, March 7.
    In recognition of National Fentanyl Awareness Day, House Bill 3908 — commonly known as “Tucker’s Law” — passed through the Texas House May 9. Named in honor Tucker Roe — a Williamson County student who died of Fentanyl poisoning — House Bill 3908 focuses on bringing educational programs to Texas schools that emphasizes the dangers of fentanyl and drug poisoning awareness...

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