Recently, a @SDSheriff Deputy was exposed to Fentanyl and nearly died of an overdose. If it wasn't for the quick-thinking of his Field Training Officer in administering Naloxone, that deputy would not be alive today. Watch our public safety video: https://t.co/4FzU7biD7j pic.twitter.com/vWjylpTm14— San Diego Sheriff (@SDSheriff) August 5, 2021
Even more annoying is the brazen doubling down on it despite a fuck ton of medical professionals calling ti out as bullshit.
And yet they say George Floyd pleading for his life was the result of an opioid overdose? Where was the naloxone for him, why was he not treated like an OD patient?
It doesn't even work because a doctor would straight up tell you, a man freaking out because you're trying to stuff him in the back of a squad car isn't an opioid overdose. It's more like what you see in this video (which is hilariously fake) that is the person goes unresponsive. Floyd went unresponsive after the life was choked out of him.
And yet they say George Floyd pleading for his life was the result of an opioid overdose? Where was the naloxone for him, why was he not treated like an OD patient?
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That was my favourite line of excuse for that fucking murderer.
If he died of an overdose then maybe they shouldn't have spent crucial moments of this medical emergency kneeling on his neck?
Of course I think the line of thought was "drugs = death sentence" because police are Judge Dredd.
It doesn't even work because a doctor would straight up tell you, a man freaking out because you're trying to stuff him in the back of a squad car isn't an opioid overdose. It's more like what you see in this video (which is hilariously fake) that is the person goes unresponsive. Floyd went unresponsive after the life was choked out of him.