FOX 7 | On National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, family members who have lost loved ones to fentanyl gathered at the Williamson County Courthouse to warn others about the dangers of the drug.
“We’re coming after you and you won’t see us coming because they don’t look like me,” Sheriff Mike Gleason said.
“Parents don’t understand the dangers of it because we haven’t lived it, but our kids have access to something that parents aren’t educated on,” Turner said.
The angel families, or families who have lost loved ones to fentanyl, are encouraging others to spread the word to save a life.
TXAF.ORG (Texas Against Fentanyl) was formed after Stefanie Turner lost her 19 year-old son, Tucker Roe, to an illicit Percocet pill purchased from a peer on social media. In May 2022, TXAF became a registered nonprofit charity.
