A man suspected of selling a lethal dose of fentanyl that ultimately killed another in Yavapai was arrested and charged with manslaughter on Dec. 7.
A man suspected of selling a lethal dose of fentanyl that ultimately killed another man in Yavapai County was arrested and charged with manslaughter on Dec. 7. It was the first time in the county’s history that a suspected drug dealer has been charged relating to the death of their customer.
Authorities said Alviano told Rauch that he had a few fentanyl pills but warned they were quite powerful, texting “I’m not gonna lie I’m nervous to get u one of these apparently are the real deal strong.” Prescott police were called nearly three hours later to reports of an unresponsive man in the bathroom of the same Circle K. Rauch would later be pronounced deceased, with the cause of death being fentanyl intoxication.
Detectives were eventually able to obtain a grand jury indictment against Alviano and flew to Suffolk County in New York where they, along with Suffolk County police, arrested Alviano and booked him into Suffolk County jail as he awaits extradition back to Arizona.
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