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When a Branford Hotel Room Becomes a Fentanyl Pipeline You check into a hotel expecting a professional standard of safety. You do not expect to be sleeping in the room next to an active fentanyl distribution hub. When the FBI’s Safe Streets Gang Task Force raids a property in Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut, it reveals a terrifying truth: some hotels operate as “trap houses” under the very noses of management. What happened in the Terrence Davis case is a breakdown of every safety protocol in the hospitality industry. After a major raid in October that turned up 700 grams of cocaine and 70 grams of fentanyl, the defendant was allowed to return to the same hotel room to continue his operation until his re-arrest in January. If you were a guest at this property during this time, or if your family was checked into a room previously used for high-volume narcotics trafficking, you were placed in extreme physical and psychological danger. We are here to tell you that the hotel’s failure to exclude a known criminal is a violation of the most basic trust in the hospitality industry. We don’t get paid unless we win your case, and our…