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DEA recently hosted a third One Pill Can Kill Game Over esports tournament, featuring fentanyl awareness messaging alongside eight universities competing in the video game Rocket League.

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DEA Hosts Third E-Sports Tournaments to Raise Fentanyl Awareness

DEA recently hosted a third One Pill Can Kill Game Over esports tournament, featuring fentanyl awareness messaging alongside eight universities competing in the video game Rocket League.

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Check out WCVB Channel 5 Boston’s coverage of the Operation Engage Lowell event to see how DEA is taking the messaging of drug use prevention and meeting young people where they are.

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