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Its a panic attack. Happens a lot when someone is told they're exposed to a particular dangerous drug. It's not an overdose. Fentanyl can only be absorbed with a skin patch Not by casual contact
Our deputy was never told he was exposed. He was doing his job and testing drugs he found after responding to a radio call. And THEN he collapsed and couldn’t breathe. Thank you for commenting but your facts are inaccurate.
I never said he wasn't doing his job. There is no case recorded in the literature where casual exposure to any opioid has caused an overdose. None. But number of cases where Naloxone has cause cardiac arrest by inducing V-Fib.
I'm well trained in this area because I spent many years doing narcotics cases. I've tested who knows how many drugs...never got sick nor am I aware of any other agent or cop who did from casual exposure.
I suggest you check with medical professionals affiliated with your department for the facts about this. It was also reported that this officer had other narcotics in his system, when tested. I don't know if that's accurate, but if it is then you have your answer
Lol let them fight
Just tell us the truth. This officer obviously tripped and fell into a pile of one hundred fentanyl patches.
You literally can not absorb enough fentanyl through casual skin contact to cause an overdose. You'd have to submerge a whole arm for long periods to metabolize enough of the drug to OD.
LOL the rookie "testing drugs"pic.twitter.com/clP2rVJJsq
Not a laughing matter
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