2 employees sickened after woman hands them fentanyl-poisoned paper at Montgomery County library

HOUSTON, Texas – An investigation is underway in Montgomery County after deputies said a woman handed library employees a fentanyl poisened paper.

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On Tuesday, deputies with the Montgomery County Precinct 4 Office responded to an incident at RB Tullis Library located at 21560 US Highway 59 in New Caney after two employees said a woman approached them in the library parking lot and handed them a damp, pink flyer.

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The employees told deputies that about 30 minutes after touching the paper, they started feeling dizzy, having shaky hands, and experiencing hot flashes.

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The flyer was then taken to the Harris County Pct. 4 Office for examination, and an evidence technician analyzed the flyer, which tested positive for fentanyl.

The woman who dropped the paper off has not yet been identified or arrested.