Four teens, including one who was found dead at Bernstein High School, are believed to have gotten Percocet laced with fentanyl from a dealer at Lexington Park in Hollywood.
One teenage girl died, and three other teenagers were hospitalized after they were found to have overdosed at a school in Hollywood and a nearby park.
The grim discoveries were made by a parent who was concerned his stepdaughter had not come home. He had reported his stepdaughter missing at 2:30 p.m., and continued looking for her. He eventually made his way to the school, in the 1300 block of North Wilton Place, and found her suffering from an overdose in the courtyard and called police.
Both of the girls at the school were students, about 16 years old. The girl who survived was hospitalized in stable condition. Her friend's name has withheld pending notification of her family.
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