Police: Howard County's 2017 Overdose Tally Surpasses 2016's Total
This past weekend, three overdoses that Howard County police responded to pushed the total tally for the year above 2016's total.
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This past weekend, three overdoses that Howard County police responded to pushed the total tally for the year above 2016's total.
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