Baker signs opioid abuse prevention tools into law

STATE HOUSE — An emotional Gov. Charlie Baker fought back tears Monday as he recounted the stories he's heard from the parents of young people who have died from drug overdoses and letters he received from students at North Shore Recovery High School, detailing their "heartbreaking stories of addiction and loss."
"This is truthfully one of those moments where I barely know what to say," Baker said after signing into law what he called "the most comprehensive measure in the country to combat opioid addiction" and a signal to those who shared their stories of addiction "that the commonwealth is listening and we will keep fighting for all of you."