A man has been charged in connection with the fatal fentanyl overdose and rape of a Fashion Institute of Technology student in New York. The student died after being drugged and raped on the Manhattan campus, according to officials and reports. The incident has led to charges against the suspect, marking a significant case in the ongoing issue of campus security and drug-related crimes .
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