Authorities in Connecticut and New York are searching for what they call a "bad batch" of heroin following several overdoses, including one that was fatal.

The News-Times of Danbury reports that Carmel Police Chief Michael Johnson initiated a call for cooperation on Monday among police agencies in the area. He says his department fielded calls for three overdoses over the weekend.

A Mahopac, N.Y., man died at his home. He was not identified.

A fourth, non-fatal, overdose was reported in Carmel about two weeks ago. Johnson said all the victims were men in their 20s.

He said state police in New York and Connecticut will likely share information from a task force investigation.

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