A Minnesota mother, Michaela Karon McKinney, was found guilty of trafficking fentanyl after helping her partner, La’Veal O. Allen, make multiple drug deals with an undercover officer. During one bust, they sold nearly 500 fentanyl pills, 82 grams of powder, and meth—all while McKinney drove. Authorities discovered her six-year-old son in the car and a loaded gun in the console, highlighting the deadly risks. With fentanyl networks a top priority for prosecutors, both are now facing lengthy prison terms, with McKinney looking at at least ten years.
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