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A witness claimed Mr. Szramowski bought pills by mail via a Coronado, CA, P.O. box and then charged sailors for them using a mobile payment app.
An N.C.I.S. investigation of a smartphone found that from September to December 2022, Mr. Szramowski and A.N. regularly discussed drug use and sales.
Los Angeles researchers found that habitual fentanyl users have developed tolerance making standard withdrawal medications ineffective for many.
Court records show a witness told investigators that A.N. and Mr. Szramowski sold likely counterfeit Percocet pills to sailors for about a year.
A witness stated Mr. Szramowski sold pills on a naval carrier during its 2022 deployment and after its return to San Diego.
An N.C.I.S. inquiry found that the accused individuals occasionally filmed themselves using drugs.
US drug overdose deaths reached record highs in 2021, largely due to fentanyl.
The USS Abraham Lincoln completed a nine-month deployment in the Persian Gulf after leaving San Diego on November 21.
Johnnese Poomaihealani's lawyer stated she has accepted responsibility for her limited involvement in the case.
Advice: Only take pills prescribed by a doctor and obtained from a licensed pharmacy.
The FDA has approved the naloxone nasal spray Narcan for over-the-counter sale.
Court records show Bailey Szramowski and Johnnese Poomaihealani instructed a sailor to lie to authorities about the source of the pills.
A toxicology report found fentanyl and THC in the deceased sailor's blood.
The sailor who received pills from Bailey Szramowski died of acute fentanyl intoxication in January 2023.
Records show Bailey Szramowski sold three more pills to another sailor ten days after the first sailor's death.
The NCIS learned Bailey Szramowski asked the deceased sailor's relatives to delete their phone messages.
Court records show Bailey Szramowski provided a Navy sailor with 10 fentanyl-laced oxycodone pills in December 2022.
Former Navy sailors Bailey Szramowski and Johnnese Poomaihealani pleaded guilty to selling fentanyl-laced pills to sailors.
Court records state one sailor died and another was hospitalized after being sold pills by Bailey Szramowski.
The author's father, Michael Wagner, recorded 694 videos before he died.