Deputy Haylee Harding, standing outside the Malheur County Sheriff's Office on Aug. 19, recalls a fentanyl overdose she encountered during a routine traffic stop. (The Enterprise/CYNTHIA LIU)
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Part 2: SNEAKY KILLER – A deputy steps up to help

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Sheriff's Deputy Haylee Harding sees a need for greater awareness of the dangers of fentanyl. The Enterprise talks with people on the frontline of the fentanyl surge in the special report Sneaky Killer: Fentanyl in Malheur County . . .

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Mac Larsen is a reporter at the Malheur Enterprise. He received a bachelor’s degree from Occidental College and in 2022 a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Oregon. He was the co-editor-in-chief of the Oregon Journalism lab and hosts and produces the podcast “Once Upon a Time in the Pacific Northwest.”