NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson: "Fentanyl money laundering occurring...in app called WeChat" - WCCB Charlotte
By Morgan Fogarty
Published on March 24, 2026.
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has announced a bi-partisan effort to combat fentanyl money laundering. He revealed that drug traffickers are using Chinese messaging apps to facilitate their crimes. The coalition has requested help from the federal government to combat the issue. The announcement comes after several unsuccessful attempts to prevent the spread of the disease.
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