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WFAA Rewind: Heroin in Plano Part 3

The city of Plano was thrust into the national spotlight after a number of Plano kids died from black tar heroin overdoses. In the mid-'90s the affluent All-American city was in the middle of a drug crisis. Nineteen children ranging all ages, colors, and socioeconomic backgrounds had overdosed on the drug known as Chiva. The challenge was that parents were often in denial that their children were using and addicted. It took a joint effort from police, schools, the community, and media to help tackle the drug problem. Most would agree heroin was not just a Plano problem at the time, but all over. In this WFAA Rewind investigative reporter Robert Riggs profiles the sad story of a young man in Plano who urged other teenagers to kick the heroin habit only to succumb to his addiction.