MISSION VIEJO, Calif.—Mission Viejo is cracking down on crime after its city council passed two ordinances Mar. 22 where it supported the county’s stance against fentanyl and another that will seek to reduce thefts of catalytic converters. The city council voted unanimously to approve a resolution supporting Orange County’s own resolution that commits to eliminating the threat of fentanyl in the community. Fentanyl deaths have increased dramatically in recent years, with deaths from ingesting the drug jumping 1,100 percent over the last five years. Statewide, the deaths increased by 1,600 percent over the same time period. “We are finding fentanyl is adulterating numerous drugs, some of them even legal drugs out there,” Orange County Supervisor Don Wager said while attending Mission Viejo’s council meeting. “Stories of young people may be studying for an exam, taking something to stay awake, and finding that it is laced with fentanyl and dying as …