A U.S. Army sergeant stationed at Fort Hood will spend six years in prison for using social media to set up the sale of thousands of fentanyl pills in central Texas.
Federal prosecutors linked the soldier to a wave of local overdoses.
The criminal complaint previously filed against Parra Lopez revealed that from March 2020 to July 2021, the Austin metro saw a wave of fentanyl overdoses suspected to be caused by illegal prescription pills plus with counterfeit Oxycodone sourced in part by Parra Lopez. Once the DEA knew Parra Lopez was active duty, they sought Defense Department assistance with the case.
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