[(Title)] Overdoses lead police to Florida mobile home with drive-thru window for peddling drugs.

OCALA, Fla. — Authorities say they've arrested two people who were running a drug business out of a mobile home with its own walk-up and drive-thru window.

当局说他们逮捕了两个在移动房屋中经营毒品生意的人，该房屋设有汽车餐厅式的窗户。

An Ocala police news release says 20-year-old McKenzee Dobbs and 32-year-old William Parrish Jr. were arrested last week following several overdoses connected to the house.

警方称，20岁的Mc Kenzee Dobbs和32岁的William Parrrish Jr.上周在多起服毒过度案之后被逮捕。

Both face multiple charges related to the possession and sale of fentanyl, a powerful opioid painkiller.

两人均面临与拥有和销售苯芬太尼有关的多项指控，该苯芬太尼是一个强大的类阿片止痛剂。

Police say officers collected drugs, paraphernalia and cash while executing a search warrant at the home Aug. 24. Investigators determined that Dobbs and Parrish had been selling drugs through a kitchen window.

警方说，8月24日，警察在家执行搜查令时收缴了毒品、副手和现金。调查人员确认，Dobbs和Parrish一直在通过厨房窗户销售毒品。

Police say they've recorded 98 drug overdoses this year within Ocala city limits, and 13 were fatal. Police were working to determine if any fatal overdoses were connected to the mobile home.

警方表示，今年他们记录了98例在Ocala市范围内的毒品过量，13例是致命的，警方正在努力确定是否有任何致命过量与移动住房有关。