 House Bill 406 officially went into effect this week. The new law creates a minimum sentence of three years and a fine of at least $10,000 for a person carrying four grams of fentanyl or at least 100 fentanyl pills. Opponents have criticized the amount of fentanyl the bill specifies as trafficking. They fear juveniles and people with substance use addictions could be punished instead of getting help. But according to state law enforcement, that won't be the case.