North Dakota
Police: Michigan man nabbed in North Dakota with $1 million worth of opioids
MINOT, N.D. – Authorities say a Michigan man appeared in court docket Tuesday after Minot police seized 15,000 fentanyl drugs and 80 grams of fentanyl powder with an estimated avenue worth of greater than $1 million.
The medicine had been discovered after a search warrant was executed at a storage storage the place police say they discovered the highly effective opioid together with a considerable amount of marijuana. A search at a second website resulted within the seizure of two firearms and $18,000 in case.
Ryan Rattler, 30, of Flushing, Michigan, is charged with possession with intent to ship greater than 40 grams of fentanyl, a Class A felony, and possession with intent to ship marijuana, a Class C felony.
Courtroom paperwork don’t checklist an lawyer for Rattler. An arraignment is scheduled for July 28 in Ward County Courtroom.
Police say fentanyl was the reason for the “overwhelming majority” of the 38 overdose deaths within the Minot space in 2020 and 2021.
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