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Grei Mendez could face decades in prison.

Felix Herrera Garcia, the husband of the day care operator, was sentenced to 45 years in prison

The Divino Niño Day Care is closed but the underlying fentanyl crisis that killed a baby boy there last year has not abated.

The officer and her boyfriend face at least 10 years in prison to life in prison if convicted.

Felix Herrera Garcia was extradited to California after two weeks on the run.

Grei Mendez, the day care center's owner, and Carlisto Acevedo Brito, who lived in the apartment it operated from, will face federal drug charges in addition to state charges.

Critics argue that new federal and state legislation is recycling unsuccessful tactics from the war on drugs.

The alleged dealer faces life in prison for a charge known as “death-resulting,” which prosecutors are using to try to address the fentanyl crisis.

Police had been investigating the apartment where Williams allegedly purchased the drugs.

Testimonies called on legislators to look into why addiction treatment centers often turn away people with mental health issues.