Navy sailor confesses to selling fentanyl pill on USS Abraham Lincoln

A sailor aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln pleaded guilty to selling counterfeit oxycodone pills containing fentanyl, continuing drug distribution even after a crew member died from a fentanyl-laced pill. The court identified the deceased as a man who overdosed in California, and another sailor was hospitalized for an overdose later. The investigation revealed that Szramowski and another sailor had been actively selling pills to crew members for about a year, and Szramowski attempted to cover his tracks by instructing others to delete messages related to the drug sales. They are scheduled for sentencing in December, with potential prison sentences of up to 40 years for Szramowski.

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