The Spotlight: Holding dealers accountable if they sell a pill that kills
This week on the Spotlight, anyone can be held criminally responsible for suppling a deadly dose of fentanyl to someone, but law enforcement says these are some of the toughest cases to build, and even harder to prove in court. We sit down with one undercover narcotics detective who has made it his mission to go after these dealers anyway. Plus, the suspect in a brutal 1994 murder of a mother and her three-year-old son goes before a judge for the first time. We explain why this court appearance may have come a little too late for the victim?s family.
Top Videos

The Spotlight: Holding dealers accountable if they sell a pill that kills

Wild Waves opens for 50th and final season

NASCAR champion Kyle Busch unexpectedly dies at 41

Good Day Seattle for Saturday, May 23

Seattle News Tonight for Friday, 5/22

Washington News Wrap for Friday, 5/22

Memorial Day marks start of ‘100 Deadliest Days’

Memorial Day ferry travel expecting long waits

Planned Parenthood launches ‘Just In Case’ abortion pills

UW student reported possible sighting of stabbing suspect, says he was ignored

Iran war negotiations making progress

Memorial Day travel: Drivers hit the roads

Banana Ball to play games at WA's Cheney Stadium

Angine de Poitrine, Arlo Parks and others coming to Seattle

Wild Waves kicks off final season of operations Saturday

Food Truck Friday: 'Turmeric N More'

Salmon Bay FC host Bigfoot FC in home opener

Aurora Ave. crime concerns ahead of World Cup in Seattle

Pet Tricks for Friday, May 22

Washington News Wrap for Thursday, 5/21

Seattle News Tonight for Thursday, 5/21

Seattle Children's debuts ‘Introduction to Autism’ series

Man charged in ‘no-body’ Tacoma, WA murder case

Police say Longview, WA superintendent arrested

FBI hunts suspects in Auburn burglaries
