What the Report Says Law enforcement sources told TMZ that actress Hayden Panettiere took one pill on the day she died, and that the pill was oxycodone allegedly laced with fentanyl. The account has been reported through law enforcement sources rather than presented as a final public medical finding. The report also cited the danger of fentanyl, noting that it is far more powerful than heroin and that very small amounts can cause a fatal overdose. Panettiere was 36 years old when she passed away. Investigators Examine the Reported Drug Supply TMZ sources said Panettiere had a longtime drug dealer in Los Angeles who supplied several black-market prescription drugs, including oxycodone. They also said she took several drugs purchased from the dealer during a flight from Los Angeles to South Carolina the day before her death. Authorities believe she took an oxycodone pill the next morning and believe that pill contained fentanyl. The Drug Enforcement Administration’s Los Angeles office is reportedly examining the relationship between Panettiere and the dealer while trying to trace the pill back to its source. The 911 Call and Emergency Response An unidentified friend called 911 at 1:51 p.m. on the day of Panettiere’s death from…

Police Describe a Fatal CTA Red Line Incident Chicago police say a 15-year-old girl used force to push 29-year-old Kyle Bickham from a moving Chicago Transit Authority Red Line train Monday at about 2:30 p.m. near 69th Street. Bickham fell onto the electrified third rail and was struck by another train, according to police. His family said he had been heading back to his home in Lansing after working at an Amazon warehouse in Cicero. The allegations against the teen remain unresolved, while the loss to Bickham’s family is already painfully real. The Teen Was Held After a Juvenile Court Hearing Police arrested the teenager Friday, four days after they say the push occurred. She appeared in juvenile court Saturday. The Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office said the court found probable cause on all counts and ordered her held in custody. The felony counts listed in the report include first-degree murder, mob action, murder by other forcible felony, and aggravated battery to a transit employee. The teen also faces other charges, and the court order means she remains in custody while the case proceeds. Bickham’s Family Shares Its Grief Bickham’s family described him as a son, brother, uncle, family member,…