A former Texas Tech assistant professor has admitted to operating a fentanyl ring. The individual, Daniel Taylor, pleaded guilty to running the network.
It is known that the network was sophisticated and involved trading drugs for sex. Additionally, it caused eight overdoses.
Further details about the case are available from the source, including documents related to the guilty plea and the operation of the fentanyl network.
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