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ALT Various Photos of DEA New York & United Against Fentanyl’s Walk for Lives walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT Various Photos of DEA New York & United Against Fentanyl’s Walk for Lives walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT Various Photos of DEA New York & United Against Fentanyl’s Walk for Lives walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT Various Photos of DEA New York & United Against Fentanyl’s Walk for Lives walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT DEA Northeast Associate Chief of Operations Frank Tarentino, DEA New York Enforcement Division Special Agent in Charge Farhana Islam, DEA New York ASAC’s, Special Agents, Task Force Officers, and employees walk with all those participating in the Walk For Lives across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT DEA New York leadership, Special Agents, Task Force Officers, and employees walk with all those participating in the Walk For Lives across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT DEA New York leadership, Special Agents, Task Force Officers, and employees walk with all those participating in the Walk For Lives across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT DEA New York leadership, Special Agents, Task Force Officers, and employees walk with all those participating in the Walk For Lives across the Brooklyn Bridge.
ALT DEA Northeast Associate Chief of Operations Frank Tarentino welcomes participants and delivers opening remarks.
ALT Following the Walk For Lives across the Brooklyn Bridge, families, community members, advocates, and law enforcement partners came together to share powerful stories and reinforce the importance of education and awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl.
ALT Michael from Angel Army (right) speaks to participants at DEA New York’s Walk for Lives event.
ALT Michael from Angel Army (left) with DEA Northeast Associate Chief of Operations Frank Tarentino (right)
ALT Collage of photos showing people holding signs Durango awareness to the dangers of drugs. This is in Kailua Kona, Hawaii.
ALT Two women and one man hold a sign reading, overdose deaths are preventable.
ALT A young man and woman hold signs promoting fentanyl awareness. One sign reads, addiction does not discriminate.
ALT Backside of woman holding sign that reads, choose not to use.
ALT Collage of photos. Three pictures show men and women holding signs that promote drug awareness. One photo shows men and women at an exhibit table, looking through items. One photo shows items promoting drug awareness, placed on an exhibit table. This is in Hilo, Hawaii.
ALT Group of men and women holding signs that promote drug awareness. Some people hold signs showing photos of their loved ones. They are standing in a grassy area.
ALT Group of people holding signs promoting drug awareness, including fentanyl. Once sign reads, Naloxone saves lives. One woman holds photos of loved ones.
ALT Men and women standing near an exhibit table, looking through some of the items.
ALT Collage of photos, including a large group photo, people standing around, looking up at speakers on the stage, in Temecula, California.
ALT Large group photo. Men, women and children of various ages, pose in front of cinema theatre.
ALT Backside of women and men looking toward a stage.
ALT Backside of people standing in a crowd, near cinema theater.
ALT People comfort each other at Salt Lake event
ALT People crossing street during Walk For Lives
ALT Woman looks at faces of fentanyl banner
ALT People walking in Salt Lake City
ALT SAC Gillespie and Angel Mom, Malia Fox, stand in front of a purple memorial wall with angel wings and photos honoring loved ones lost to violence.
ALT SAC Gillespie, right, walks and talks with a man in a purple shirt that reads, "Forever 14."
ALT Group of people walking in a memorial march holding photos of loved ones lost to fentanyl overdoses.
ALT Mother speaks at podium with DEA Bearcat behind