"The government has concluded that the test was an error," Tartakovsky said at the hearing, indicating that initial testing on the intercepted package was incorrect.
Gasner stated, "This case is not a fentanyl case, it's never been a fentanyl case," emphasizing that there were mistakes in the initial drug testing.
This development could potentially weaken the case against Segovia, as charges related to fentanyl will not proceed following the announcements made in court.
Segovia's attorney highlighted that fentanyl is a sensitive issue in communities, causing "a lot of emotional reactions - often for very good reason."
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