Thomas StevensonAug 31, 2024 A source close to the department told TPM that Gill is essentially “not prosecuting fentanyl distribution unless it’s over 200 pills which is absolutely insane.” Soros-linked Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill has been avoiding drug distribution charges for suspects unless they have over 200 pills of fentanyl, usually opting to charge for possession in those cases.According to a recent police memo obtained by The Post Millennial, there have been many cases of fentanyl distribution sent from the Salt Lake Police Department to Gill for prosecution. “Recently we have received many cases involving the distribution of fentanyl. After sending several of these cases to the DA’s Office for screening the DA has returned with the charge of possession,” the memo stated. Memo distributed to Salt Lake City PDThe email, sent out to the Salt Lake police from a member of the Special Investigations Squad, instructed police at the department that charging for distribution based on number alone “is not going to get the distribution charge.” The memo informed the officers that Gill’s office determined that the number of pills a drug user has in their possession can get “very high.”“The DA’s Office also informed me that they typically won’t charge distribution of fentanyl based on the number of pills alone unless the amount exceeds 200,” the memo said. A source close to the department told TPM that Gill is essentially “not prosecuting fentanyl distribution unless it’s over 200 pills which is absolutely insane.”The best evidence