Two Women Arrested in Greenville on Fentanyl Death-by-Distribution Charges
In Greenville, North Carolina, two women, Amaya Spencer and Tatyanna Rogers, have been arrested and charged with death-by-distribution in connection with a fatal fentanyl overdose.
Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, November 11, 2026 —
In Greenville, North Carolina, authorities have arrested two women, Amaya Spencer and Tatyanna Rogers, on charges related to a fatal fentanyl overdose. Both individuals are facing charges of death-by-distribution.
The arrests stem from an investigation into a death attributed to fentanyl. The specific details regarding the victim of the overdose, including their identity and the date of the overdose, were not provided in the available information. Similarly, the exact dates of the arrests for Spencer and Rogers were not immediately disclosed.
The charge of death-by-distribution is a serious offense that typically indicates that a person is accused of distributing a controlled substance that subsequently leads to another person’s death. While the summary states the charges, further specifics on the alleged roles of Spencer and Rogers in the distribution chain or the circumstances leading to the overdose were not detailed.
Law enforcement agencies in Greenville have been actively addressing the ongoing opioid crisis, with a particular focus on the prevalence of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is significantly more potent than morphine. The investigation into this case is ongoing. Information regarding court dates, potential penalties, or further developments was not included in the initial summary.
The investigation aims to determine the connection between the accused and the fatal overdose, and to gather evidence to support the charges brought against Amaya Spencer and Tatyanna Rogers.
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