Congress investigating Fentanyl sales on Snapchat
Parents testified this week at a House hearing on Capitol Hill, calling for tech companies to do more to fight the opioid crisis in this country. With the rise of overdoses involving children, lawsuits are now being filed against social media companies for putting children in danger. FOX 5's Jacqueline Matter has the story from Capitol Hill.
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Congress investigating Fentanyl sales on Snapchat
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