A national campaign of United Against Fentanyl (@UAFentanyl). #WalkForLives
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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 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 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 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 Walk for Lives in Tacoma, WA
ALT Showing photos of their loved one who died from fentanyl poisoning.
ALT Walk for Lives in Tacoma, WA
ALT DEA Seattle Special Agent in Charge Rob Saccone and DEA’s Marcus Pickett with partners at Walk For Lives.
ALT Group of people walking in a memorial march holding photos of loved ones lost to fentanyl overdoses.
ALT Group of seven people outdoors wearing white shirts that say 'Fentanyl Free America' on the back, standing on grass with trees in the background.
ALT Volunteers wearing 'Fentanyl Free America' shirts engage with visitors at an outdoor awareness booth under a tent.
ALT Large diverse group of people seated outdoors on concrete steps holding signs and photos, gathered for a memorial or awareness event under a cloudy sky.
ALT A woman in a gray suit converses with two young women, one wearing a New York University shirt, in a lobby area with a refreshment table nearby.
ALT Indoor memorial exhibit with rows of black panels displaying photos and biographies of individuals, arranged neatly in a spacious, well-lit room with large windows and ceiling lights.
ALT DEA Administrator Terry Cole speaks to a group of people gathered for the 2026 Walk For Lives event at Covenant Health Stadium in Knoxville, TN.
ALT Three women walk along a baseball field warning track, two wearing 'Walk For Lives' shirts and one holding a framed photo of a young man.
ALT Group of people walking on a stadium field with bagpipers playing in the background during the 2026 Walk for Lives event in Knoxville, TN.
ALT A group of bagpipers performing in a stadium, with a woman holding a sign featuring a loved one lost to fentanyl.