Authorities found thousands of rainbow-colored fentanyl pills hidden inside a Lego box, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced this week. The nighttime bust occurred in Manhattan last week ...

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Inside the container were brick-shaped packages covered in black type next to Lego blocks. Authorities said one of the packages was partially opened, revealing the rainbow-colored pills.

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Lego the company, which said it would love to turn back the clock to prevent the spill – although it was beyond its control, sent an inventory of the container contents to oceanographers.

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A New Jersey woman was arrested after police seized 15,000 rainbow-colored fentanyl pills packed in a LEGO box after she got into a vehicle near the Lincoln Tunnel in New York City last week.

DEA New York announced its largest "rainbow fentanyl" seizure after 15,000 candy-colored pills were found inside a LEGO box carried by a New Jersey woman for distribution in Manhattan.