Rainbow fentanyl found in Northeast Ohio by Drug Enforcement Administration

““Every color, shape, size of fentanyl should be considered extremely dangerous,” said Greene.”

CLEVELAND — Rainbow fentanyl is turning up in cities and states across the country, including here in Northeast Ohio. It comes in pills and powder in a variety of shapes, sizes and bright colors. In some cases, it even resembles children’s sidewalk chalk.

DEA Agents and law enforcement across the country have already seized the brightly colored pills and powder in at least 18 states, including Ohio. Shaunna Jacobs is the office administrator at Stella Maris, a drug and alcohol treatment center in Cleveland. Now, the DEA is not only working to confiscate the new fentanyl but also to educate the community about the dangerous new trend.

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