'Fentanyl overdose' follow-up: Deputy Crane body-cam video via San Diego County Sheriff's Department

[@GrumblyAirMonk]

I cant believe how calm and collected his partner was.. Man, nerve of steel

[@Lowzz002]

Exactly

[@turdferguson5300]

You're assuming he likes the guy. I've been forced to work with a guy that was simply a suck butt jerk. I didn't wish him any harm but if it happened... I wouldn't have won the metal of honor.

[@blackberrylady9265]

Totally Agrees 💯 👌🏾 👍🏾 👏🏼 🙌🏾

[@janetbenning2645]

I wonder how he is when he's alone in his thoughts.. It takes a special kind of person to handle what he did in such a positive way.. He got me when he said we are family.. we need more just like him.. God bless that man.

[@Veganphobic]

I think training took over

[@sharigore5032]

What a great partner, So calm, that saved this guys life. Hope he is ok now

[@MrSoccerball100]

He's fine. He had a panic attack. He did not overdose. Its impossible to overdose by touching fentanyl or by breathing it in if it goes airborne. Google San Diego Sheriff's Office Overdose propaganda video or Dr. Ryan Marino. The Sheriff's office has admitted they were wrong after every expert in the field said the video was bs. In this video a paramedic video explains what really happened to this deputy. Its very clearly not an OD kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@angrydingus5256]

@@MrSoccerball100 That's simply not true. Personal experience. While touch is rare, you generally have to touch a lot you can absolutely breathe it in and have a reaction. Source, I've used the shit on and off for 4 years. I've seen more ODs than most EMTs

[@HeWhoMustNotBeNamedYouKnowWho]

The shit is fake and scripted lol y’all are suckers

[@tpminty9142]

@@angrydingus5256 If you've seen more OD's than most EMT's (which you haven't, I promise), you would know that someone overdosing from fentanyl exposure will *not* respond to you this quickly, keep their eyes open, or breathe this well. Please, please, please, please, please, do some fucking research before you go spreading more bullshit and dealing more damage than this video has already done. Every single medical expert asked to review this case has agreed it wasn't an overdose. It's not possible.

[@alexsandels9114]

@@tpminty9142 Who are you? What do you do?

[@scarofherobrine]

The way he said, "We're a family, bud, nothing to be sorry about," I just about frickin DIED my gosh that is the most touching and loving thing a fellow officer can say, while still sounding reassuring and in control.

[@suntzu6122]

Thank Joe Biden for this trash being on our streets.

[@Boblawblah229]

Fake news

[@scarofherobrine]

@@Boblawblah229 I’m starting to get why people don’t bother commenting something nice about the videos they watch lmao

[@avixs1543]

@@scarofherobrine Its the internet you always get sad people like him probably crying in his room alone because he has no friends. I thought your comment was sweet, its nice to see people aren't always shitting in cops, not all of them deserve it.

[@deedemerson3126]

I said the same thing regarding him holding his head for so long and not letting it touch the ground. I got choked up with tears ! 🥲 It touches my heart and soul to see people being kind to someone. and/or each other. ❤❤

[@johnnyg1017]

Hearing that vehicle screech the tires at 36:58 gave me GOOSEBUMPS. You know those responding officers were doing everything in their power to arrive to that scene as quickly and as safely as possible.

[@kjp9058]

My friends son overdosed on Christmas Eve. He didn't survive.Heartbreaking.Thankyou you all for trying to get this evil stuff off the streets

[@bunnyheywood]

@kjp...i am sorry for your son's loss of a friend. My 19 year old nephew who was visiting in San Diego three days before Christmas, died one year ago this month from being exposed to a trace amount of fentanyl. This was from the San Diego coroner's report. My nephew was suppose to fly back home later that night....instead our family had to gather money to have his body flown back to the east coast. There is nothing funny about the deadly drug Fentanyl and being exposed to it. I hope anyone watching the video and or replying to it,doesn't lose one of their loved ones to it.

[@kjp9058]

@@bunnyheywood thank you.i didn't realize anybody had replied . And it is so awful..I'm so sorry this happened and I said a prayer for you and yours just now

[@blacktattsonly8062]

My condolence or what this is calles in english .

[@OOceaneyess]

The way his partner held his head in his hand was so touching. Brought tears to my eyes. My dad was a cop when I was growing up in the 70's. I'm so glad that he didn't have to deal with that garbage drug!

[@davidchrist1037]

I remember the 70s all too well, Cocaine was everywhere, so was LSD, NOT the instant danger in Today's drug world. Coke is like Candy compared to fentynal.

[@RocketRocket-ce3ke]

Whatever the cause of David's condition it is beautiful to see the humanity displayed by Scott. This made my day.

[@JuiCyBuTteRfLY866]

Wind can catch fentanyl and the air can flow into your face and most definitely can cause this reaction!!! This isn't the first cop I've seen fall out after handling this crap

[@norwegianboyee]

@@user-vv5km6nk3y You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.

[@squirtgargler]

@@norwegianboyee It's true. While microscopic pieces of fentanyl can be accidentally absorbed, it's nowhere near enough quantities to cause symptoms, let alone overdose. Fentanyl patches, for example, are specifically designed to do this as it takes hours with the help of the gels. It is impossible to have an overdose from simple exposure. "The only way to overdose is from injecting, snorting or some other way of ingesting it. You cannot overdose from secondhand contact." - Dr. Ryan Marino, medical director of toxicology and addiction medicine at University Hospitals in Cleveland. (A person that clearly has an idea of what they're talking about). Edit: I'm not saying for certain this man didn't have an overdose, he could've been highly allergic for all we know. I just want it to be clear that it is biologically impossible to overdose from simple exposure and it has been confirmed by medical professionals.

[@queenlashaye]

This scared me, im thankful his partner was able to stay calm and telling him “ I got you, I’m not going to let you die” ❤ Thank you to the police, and other emergency agencies for keeping out communities safe. I appreciate all you do ❤

[@suntzu6122]

Thank Joe Biden for this trash in our country.

[@synoliawilliams7439]

I love how his partner held on to him the whole time he was on the ground. Everyone needs a friend (partner) like this

[@Jake__X]

What an outstanding officer, so sad that this officer had to experience this. Wish I could give him a hug

[@weirdo24-7]

Lmfao. Give him a hug for tricking you into believing the video is real? Lol. Thoroughly research fentanyl. You’re welcome. Lol

[@ssgemactv]

@@weirdo24-7 They're over a 100 times stronger than heroin, if you don't believe this is real then you haven't done the proper research

[@MrSoccerball100]

He didn't od. he had a panic attack. Watch this video. A paramedic explains what really happened. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@theabsenceoflight]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@calise7988]

He didn’t have an overdose , he had a panic attack . Look it up . Even the cop himself said he had a panic attack in another video .

[@jenniferpaul5997]

It’s so comforting to talk to him calmly in that life and death situations. It calmed me down just watching this.

[@colinpryor4290]

Absolutely fake .. and proven so by people who actually know how the drug works.

[@JahlenJohnson11]

@@colinpryor4290those people who proved it wrong are talking about legal fentanyl. Not the recreational bulls hit created. So no. They have no idea.

[@mrblackscreen5558]

@@colinpryor4290🤡

[@avixs1543]

@@colinpryor4290 Yeah no its not fake, it's called a bad reaction to a drug, if anyone who ACTUALLY knows anything about drugs, they know you can make it worse if you freakout, he must of panicked causing him to pass out, he didn't OD, but I've seen people on the ground thinking they are dying from just one hit of a bong. he did smash his head on a solid concrete surface which wouldn't help the situation. I've also seen a kid OD and die from a very small amount of fent, so no, those people are all talking complete shit, fent is not a fucking joke it is a very very potent and deadly drug. get your facts straight!

[@R3TR0J4N]

@@colinpryor4290 sprayed narcan twice as mentioned, rubbed his nose before this happened.

[@CodeRedAnglerboi]

His partner is the hero,fast reaction quick on his feet,he call for backup while Savin his life at the same time and never left his side.I have a knot in my throat

[@deandredunbar9618]

Yeah he sure saved him from his fake psychosomatic "overdose" lol.

[@Alex-bq8qd]

@@deandredunbar9618 bro wtf

[@liamshaver3]

@@Alex-bq8qd Yep, he didn’t truly overdose. You can’t just overdose on fentanyl from brief skin exposure. There have been a whole bunch of articles since this video was released, in which toxicologists and doctors debunk the whole thing.

[@Rocky12323]

@@liamshaver3 You most certainly can if it is a high potency. I doubt the drug dealer measured the safe amount of drug to give to his buyers. Most drug dealers want their buyers to OD, it brings more revenue to them.

[@timgriffin2579]

@@Rocky12323 incorrect. Look up Dr. Ryan Marino, an expert on the subject

[@Katherine_02]

I first watched this about a year ago. I have to say that I've honestly thought of these two officers at least 20 times since then. I hope you're well, Officer Dave. You've been in my prayers. 🙏

[@dianabranham7332]

I Watched it around a year ago and I have thought about this so many times also. And told others about it. This stuff is so dangerous they need to double glove and wear mask while having to deal with it. I'm so glad he was alright if he had been there by him self that would been it for him. Such a touching video

[@spencerscott9935]

definitely wasn’t an overdose what so ever, farrr from it lol

[@alll39n]

hes faking. thats not at all how fent works. hes needs acting lessons.

[@Katherine_02]

@@alll39n Do people intentionally fall backwards and smack their head on the pavement? Fascinating!

[@alll39n]

@@Katherine_02 watch again. Such a fake fall

[@funeralbliss]

I'm so impressed at the reaction time from other officers that had more narcan. Just proves that they're all a family and when one of their own needs help, they're there within literal seconds. This was so scary to watch, but I'm so happy these guys are ok. Thank you for what you all do.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

I'm impressed with the instant reaction time of his partner (or the officer who saved him).

[@birdlawyer6191]

I do not believe narcan would have been necessary due to there not being any drugs ingested in this video. There is no way for the drug to have gotten into his system. "The American College of Medical Toxicology and the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology issued a joint report in 2017 asserting the risk of fentanyl overdose via incidental transdermal exposure is very low, and it would take 200 min of breathing fentanyl at the highest airborne concentrations to yield a therapeutic dose, but not a potentially fatal one". That's a quote from an article on Health and Justice Journal at biomedcentral if you are interested. There are also articles written by NYTimes and ABCChicago about this event.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

@@birdlawyer6191 - I totally agree. He may have inhaled some fumes (also could have been the hot plastic interior of the vehicle) which made him light-headed/ caused him to pass out momentarily. Certainly one dose of Narcan would have been more than enough. He probably got heat stroke in combination with toxic vapors inhaled. It was obviously and certainly NOT a Fentanyl overdose as the title suggests.

[@MrSoccerball100]

I have no doubt these guys really thought the deputy was od'ing, and I'm not questioning their integrity, but this deputy DID NOT OD. You can't od by touching this stuff or by breathing it in if it gets airborne around your face. This guy had a panic attack. In this video I'm posting a paramedic explains what really happened. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@nikkip4640]

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO it was instant because the video is not real. He did not OD.

[@RicMcIlroy]

To hear the genuine care, compassion and unity shared in this horrible moment literally brought me to tears. What an amazing human being the primary supporting officer was/is. I hope the young officer affected but that terrible shit has recovered fully and he went out and bought his mates who saved his life a beer.

[@CherylGonzalez-qs3ig]

Me too I was shedding tears after my heart quit racing 😢

[@lovehildagrey]

thats a panic attack its not a fentenayl overdose trust me

[@joelkitchen2560]

This brought tears to my eyes as he was apologizing while his partner was saving his life. I’ve seen friends overdose and this was definitely an overdose. That shit hit him immediately and was shutting him down. Thank you to the officer who saved his life by taking quick action.

[@ade1030]

hey dude sorry to burst your bubble, this wasnt an overdose. what happened is that the officer had a placebo overdose. it is 99.9999% imposibble to die to a fentanyl exposurel, if you dont believe me i can offer you a source of my information : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@social_frenchy9972]

Literally a Boot locker. This too funny it’s like garlic for vampires

[@strnglhld]

It wasn’t an overdose. They admitted it: “Undersheriff Kelly Martinez, the second in command at the San Diego County Sheriff’s department, said she was sorry if a viral video of a deputy supposedly overdosing from fentanyl hurt the department’s credibility. The video was quickly and swiftly challenged after its release, as medical professionals lined up to argue that the deputy did not show signs of a fentanyl overdose and that it’s not possible to overdose by merely touching the substance. Large numbers of people have died from consuming fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, but even high doses are unlikely to be absorbed through the skin. Dr. Priscilla Hanudel, an emergency medicine physician in Los Angeles, says the officer was more likely to have fainted or suffered a seizure than to have had any reaction to the potent opioid just by having it flying around in the vehicle and breathing it in. Hanudel says even in the manufacturing process, "it takes about 200 minutes of exposure to reach a starting dose," she said. "It'd be very unlikely to happen in a very brief exposure."”

[@ade1030]

@@strnglhld i dont think you understand what happened. yes he did not actually overdose but what happened was real. to dumb it down for you. the officers brain tricked him into thinking he overdosed because he was so stressed. he is a new cop and thought it was real. everyone in this situation thought he overdosed. they are not medics and they treated what they thought was an overdoes. they in no way are in the wrong except for the fact that it is near impossible to overdose on fentanyl and videos like this make new police officers even more stressed out to the point where this can happen to them

[@Ganjikhan]

No pinpointed pupils? Def not an overdose.

[@barbarat.2828]

The thing I'm noticing is the " savior officer" was so intent and smart to keep that little yellow case of narcan so close to him at every move. That is one smart experienced officer right there. Not only was he compassionate but he really really was David's guardian angel from moment ONE! that officer deserves a commendation. You know as soon as he was alone, he broke down and lost his shizz.

[@missmary9950]

Incredible skill, speed, and calm by that officer. Thank God he was right there and knew exactly what to do. This had me crying . I had no idea this could happen to people just being near a drug. Terrifying! Just more proof to show how brave and heroic a person is to be in law enforcement. Thank you.

[@seattlehometown4018]

I don't mean to make a sour note, but it's impossible to come in contact with fentynal and od like this. There's been multiple studies explaining this. I read it's most likely panic attacks because the officers are so scared of it. You could crush a brick of itl in your palm and be fine. Inhaling takes around 2,000 MG on average to OD which would take a very, very long time to inhale in that position. Not a cop hater just wanted to share this isn't what we think. I love how they took care of their partner, that's good stuff 👍 We just need more education on these drugs opposed to how we do things now. Again, I'm good with cops just want to make sure we're on the same page.

[@owenspalding971]

He's probably seen and experienced a lot worse shit, that's the bigger take away.

[@Martinroadsguy]

@@owenspalding971 I think most people have seen someone faint before.

[@noahdra7297]

@Seattle Hometown you've been very falsely informed, fentanyl is 100x stronger than morphine and it contaminates any kind of air it makes contact with, and takes a millisecond of being exposed to that air to overdose

[@blissfulbunny]

@@seattlehometown4018i don’t think it was panic attack, it said he overdosed again on the way to the hospital. i think this happens a lot because of the people who are being exposed to it, maybe they’ve never done a single drug in their whole life and their tolerance is extremely low. i only ever see drug users and fentanyl lovers saying that

[@ImJusBuba]

The sirens, the holding the head, the “I’m sorry” “it’s ok, I’m not gonna let you die” the tires squealing rolling in… It makes us all cry for a very valid reason, we tend to forget how valuable human life is. In moments where you see life slip away right in front of you it’s more than amazing to see everyone come together to save someone’s husband, son, uncle, dad, etc.. Hope that officer is doing well.

[@techsolutions8237]

It's fake. It's been uncovered in the New York times as staged.

[@BrokkrtheDwarf]

Not all of us. As EMS with two decades of experience, I'm irked. I understand it taking a bit to get to the scene but he was on the ground entirely too long once they got there. ABC, ask about LOC, load him on backboard with head blocks, get him in rig, get basic IV started with either saline or lactated ringers (depending on county standing orders) and ask questions while you're doing it. Those SF guys need to figure out, as a team, how to be more efficient so that care can be given faster. 44->53 marker is 9 minutes. That's 6 minutes too long.

[@PrimaWhiteKitty]

You described it perfectly... perfectly

[@bigchungus5435]

He was probably asking god for forgiveness the way we all do when something bad happens to us and we think it's God that's punishing us for our sins lol

[@daniellefarrow7956]

That is so terrifying!! His partner had just told him to watch his face around that stuff and 30 seconds later he hit the ground. Omg. When he finally came to and said “I’m sorry” I cried! He’s so lucky his partner acted quickly & knew exactly what to do! Anything less than what he did and that poor man would’ve surely died right there.

[@jkent9314]

Yeahh I think it was on the glove that he took off and folded in his hand, and held for so long

[@MrBryant240sx]

Psychosomatic. Where is the toxicology report?

[@Leigh3420]

His partner was a partner, colleague, friend, family member, brother, lifesaver, professional, caring, kind, empathy and so much more. Just awesome!!!!

[@Beckaboo3397]

Officer Crane did an absolutely amazing job. He ALREADY had the narcan out well before his buddy was affected , he was continually warning him to keep his face away and to be careful fentanyl is no joke. To me it seemed like he may have seen this happen before or is an extremely well trained officer and is someone who probably even in his personal life is always well prepared for things. I was waiting for it to happen and watching the officers body language to see if I could notice when it first started to affect him. But it happened that sudden that all I saw was just right before he went down was the blank stare , a couple of strained breath’s and then just straight over. I was so worried about him banging his head on the cement. All I can say is there needs to be more officers like officer Crane. Thank God he was there with him that day.

[@steveletson6616]

It wasn't an overdose just so you know. 😮

[@mrblackscreen5558]

@@steveletson6616yes it was

[@steveletson6616]

@@mrblackscreen5558 No it was not. The chief had a news conference and said so.Besides that it's not even possible to overdose from that type of contact. Officer had a long history of passing out.

[@mariaharrison7228]

This is scary, you only have to be around it to be affected, is it airborne then? The officer had gloves on, it must have just been in the air, so frightening, officers are in more danger than ever.

[@steveletson6616]

@@mariaharrison7228 It wasn't an overdose and you can't OD from just touching it or breathing in some that became airborne. The officer had a history of fainting and fainted.

[@amberscott1867]

Wow. I had tears streaming down my face. I am so sorry to this officer! I was an IV heroin & fentanyl addict for close to 10 years. I feel the need to apologize to every officer that ever dealt with me after watching this. By the grace of God I'm about to hit 7 years clean and sober in March. This drug is so incredibly dangerous. I pray every day that anyone addicted to heroin and fentanyl will put down the dope and decide to sober up.

[@Kat-Astrophe79]

Wow your story brought a tear to my eye. If fentanyl can do this to someone by just breathing it in, how did you survive taking it, if you don't mind me asking ❤ congrats on the 7 yrs clean hun.

[@jakeraught4939]

It’s propaganda. You can’t die from fentanyl from touching it.

[@sashacardenas377]

Praise Jesus!! Thank you for being vulnerable with us! So true Psalm 91

[@alll39n]

@@Kat-Astrophe79 because it CANT do this to someone just by breathing a little like this.

[@wesner326]

@@alll39nWrong!

[@brittpadgitt2970]

I've been a sober addict for almost 10 years now and thinking back I don't know how I survived all the years I was an active addict. I took fentanyl in the past not often but when I couldn't get my preferred pain pill but I definitely took more then what it took to knock this grown man down. I definitely had an angel on my shoulder. It's absolutely mind boggling. Now I am proud to say I made it through one of the worst chapters in my life and to other addicts just know you can have a clean life no matter how long you have been an addict it's so worth the struggle of getting clean. I won't lie it was one of the toughest wars in my life but on 09/03/2012 I took back control of my life and I consider that date to be my rebirth day. My heart goes out to this officer. Oh and to the addicts don't ever let anyone tell you that because your an addict that your not worth saving your not a lost cause or a bad person you may have done terrible things like I did but you were not thinking straight and you absolutely can redeem yourself but do it for yourself not for others.

[@brittpadgitt2970]

@@genericamerican7574 what part is a lie? The deputy was faking the overdose? Wow that's absolutely ridiculous and he is one hell of an actor

[@brittpadgitt2970]

@@MrSoccerball100 even if it were not an overdose in this particular video yes overdoses can and do look like this not everyone has the same exact reaction it does not look the same for every person and even if it is "propaganda" it's still a good message it's not like fentanyl is safe or does not do this to people. Why do people instantly go for the negative or intentionally try to "debunk" shit. Jeez that's annoying. The point to this video is to show that fentanyl is absolutely DANGEROUS. Please before you try to group certain things all together make sure you have seen every single one of whatever your grouping together. Such as overdose I know without a doubt that you have not seen what every person who has ever OD symptoms are or what it looks like. I'm not sure if your trying to downplay fentanyl overdose or trying to make it seem like its not as intense as this video which in turn is going to put a message out that it's not that bad when it absolutely is that bad. Don't downplay stuff like this just because you did digging and it's all a hoax that shit don't matter this isn't one of those videos where their trying to scare people over unimportant things or for them to benefit themselves. Point being You can overdose on fentanyl it's a very dangerous addictive drug that can kill you. That's the point of this video no one cares about the rest but thanks for pointing it out

[@MrSoccerball100]

@@brittpadgitt2970 You're right. Fentanyl is incredibly dangerous. No doubt about that. I was in active addiction for a long time and I've seen and personally experienced how deadly this drug can be. And any video used to convey that message is not a bad thing. The problem is PSAs that put misinformation out there like this one do more harm than good . One - its causing unnecessary stress in law enforcement when they respond to these calls. If the deputy is this video knew the truth about fentanyl exposure he would never have had this panic attack. And 2 - if people see this video and believe it to be true they might hesitate or outright refuse to help someone who really is od'ing on the stuff. I have nothing but respect for law enforcement and I didn't mean to say these guys were putting out propaganda(The only reason I said to google that is because I know it leads to sites that explain why this video is wrong). I have no doubt they really thought he was od'ing. But again - had they known the truth about fentany exposure and knew the signs of an actual fentanyl overdose vs. those of a panic attack this never would have happened. And honestly - if you were a LEO wouldn't you want to know the truth so you're not so stressed when handling calls where fenatnyl is around? Misinformation is making their already hard job even harder. By the way -congrats on your sobriety. 10 years is awesome. I'm truly happy to hear recovery success stories. I'm going on 4 years myself.

[@brwnkd3795]

@@MrSoccerball100 you are completely late on that. it was proven this was an od.

[@MrSoccerball100]

@@brwnkd3795 Nope. He did not OD. He had a panic attack. The sheriffs office have admitted they weer wrong and that this was not an OD after the entire medical community called them out on this video.. Type "paramedic reacts to fentanyl overdose video" in the KZbin search bar. The paramedic in that video explains what really happened to this sheriff. Edit: Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo Hint: It was a psychosomatic event (fancy name for panic attack). He DID NOT OD. Its not possibly to od that way, and what the deputy says he experienced and how he had a nice controlled fall ,clearly showed a panic attack -NOT an OD. You don't have a nice controlled fall when you od. - you are usually stumbling around and fall in kinds of crazy positions.(Look up Kesington overdose videos) Feeling "light headed and struggling to breathe are symptoms of a panic attack. When you OD you feel nothing. You have no idea you've stopped breathing and don't care. One minute you're good, the next you are stumbling around before going out and hopefully waking up to paramedics surrounding you after having given you narcan. Edit : Article explaining overdose from incidental contact is impossible. www.nytimes.com/2021/08/07/us/san-diego-police-overdose-fentanyl.html Edit: Another article: www.cbs8.com/article/news/investigations/this-video-is-not-an-overdose-experts-refute-narrative-of-san-diego-sheriff-bill-gores-fentanyl-overdose-video/509-a9a03ae9-c470-4243-a8a8-5a438f7e5493 Edit: Article: www.cbs8.com/article/news/investigations/this-video-is-not-an-overdose-experts-refute-narrative-of-san-diego-sheriff-bill-gores-fentanyl-overdose-video/509-a9a03ae9-c470-4243-a8a8-5a438f7e5493

[@susanfresneda2213]

You are all a family! I am so impressed by all the efforts and support given to David.🇨🇦

[@bobllanes3808]

At 0:40 arriving officer asked if they had N95 masks. They said no didn't have any. He told them they should stand back until they get masks. The Deputy still continued to handle the white powder without a mask. Deputy was told it's very dangerous to handle without full protection. They should not be on duty without all there equipment needed to handle deadly drugs that's on the streets nowadays. More training needed on how to properly handle dangerous deadly drugs.

[@spacecatboy2962]

this is fake, he wasnt poisoned, unless it was the overdose of narcan they gave him

[@MonteLeeMyPOV]

This is what happens when you "defund" the police. It means exactly what it says.

[@WhosaidIrene]

I noticed that right away! Totally unprofessional. Not prepared. Fentanyl doesn’t hit your system like that by just blowing in the wind or getting a speck on your skin. Look at his body posture‼️ Breathing heavy before he even went down. When he did, his hands were up and his legs were bent. He didn’t “fall out” like dope head. This isn’t a fentanyl overdose

[@Rob-pi1rg]

No doubt, I was surprised at how nonchalant they were while handling it after he warned them but I didn’t expect him to fall over like that.

[@spacecatboy2962]

@@Rob-pi1rg he was not poisoned by it, it is fake

[@zeerohour8129]

When Dave went down and rolled onto his back, both of his arms were up and out. This is called the Fencing Response and indicates a brain stem insult of some form. I rolled it back and watched the fall carefully, he DID hit his head. All this on top of the Fentanyl exposure that would have been fatal if not for Narcan. Scott, you did an amazing, fantastic job! Seriously, you have really good training and did very well. Dave, I hope you are healed up by now! I am so sorry ya'll have to deal with this, it isn't right. Great job!

[@onewondershow2]

It's fake, you can look it up. search cops fake fentanyl. He had a panic attack

[@MrSoccerball100]

Its fake.,.google ."san diego sheriff office overdose propaganda." If you could od by coming into contact with fentanyl then why do addicts need needles? This guy had a panic attack

[@kpj805]

@@MrSoccerball100 Was the Narcan fake? fake radio calls for Narcan?

[@Sidicas]

drug dealers calling it fake because they hate how videos like this hurt their business

[@onewondershow2]

@@Sidicas or you could take a break from licking boots and search for. It

[@2degucitas]

"The sheriff's department said lab tests showed that the powder being handled that day contained methamphetamine and fentanyl plus flourofentanyl." A combo like that sounds dangerous.

[@pommiebears]

Well, Methamphetamines are a stimulant, and fentanyl is a suppressant. I should imagine the cardiovascular system goes through hell with one drug elevating your heart, and the other suppressing your breathing. What a horrifying combination. No wonder people are literally dropping like flies.

[@DespairKarma]

It can kill a man if it gets in an open cut or wound

[@kaiso7322]

@@DespairKarma Then have only female officers handle these cases? o.O

[@DespairKarma]

@@kaiso7322 lol

[@STAYWOKE000]

​@@DespairKarmaIt can kill you just by breathing it in

[@charlottecolley8713]

You are such a wonderful team and example to the world. Great courage fighting this horrific drug situation. God bless you all. Keep the good work up. I hope Police Officer David is now better. Please use masks when dealing with these evil drugs.

[@uwangelic]

That wasn't from the drug at all.

[@aprilv5958]

​@@uwangelicyour kidding right what makes you think it wasn't from the drug when narcan kept helping him they even had to give it to him in the ambulance few more times there's another video about it

[@mrblackscreen5558]

@@uwangelic🤡

[@igethacked23]

@@aprilv5958The police chief even said it wasn’t an overdose, he has a history of fainting / passing out

[@tirkentube]

I saw several people debating whether this officer OD'd or not. I'd like to offer my analysis in steps. 1.) This is not a "propaganda" video. This incident really happened, the attempted burglary and all. 2.) The officers found 3 different baggies, one partially opened, containing different substances in all 3. The first 2 registered as fentanyl. The third appeared as heroin to the more experienced officer. Its test results were not mentioned, and it's likely they weren't even tested, because the officer who OD'd says that they spilled on the testing area, and he wipes the powder into a bag, that's when the other officer tells him to double bag it. He leans toward it, grabbing a bag from below. 3.) Fentanyl is unlikely to be the culprit, according to medical specialists, but those reports were based on a 4-minute edited video provided by the Sheriff's office. People in the comments below claiming to be EMTs say it looks real to them. That's because it is, and it's because of what is in that third baggie, and it's not fentanyl. 4.) It's methamphetamine mixed with carfentanil. Carfentanil is about 100 times morepotent than fentanyl, and indeed can seep through skin, and is used as an animal tranquilizer and has a faster action than that of fentanyl. It's likely the officer got some on his gloves, as he can be seen wiping his nose and face moments before he collapses, although i'd say his exposure starts at the suspect vehicle when finding the drugs. Here is an exerpt from a CDC/DEA warning to Emergency Responders about carfentanil and its danger to officers: "“Carfentanil is surfacing in more and more communities.” said DEA Acting Administrator Chuck Rosenberg. “We see it on the streets, often disguised as heroin. It is crazy dangerous. Synthetics such as fentanyl and carfentanil can kill you. I hope our first responders - and the public - will read and heed our health and safety warning. These men and women have remarkably difficult jobs and we need them to be well and healthy.” Carfentanil is a Schedule II substance under the Controlled Substances Act and is used as a tranquilizing agent for elephants and other large mammals. The lethal dose range for carfentanil in humans is unknown. However, as noted, carfentanil is approximately 100 times more potent than fentanyl, which can be lethal at the 2-milligram range, depending on route of administration and other factors. Carfentanil and other fentanyl-related compounds are a serious danger to public safety, first responder, medical, treatment, and laboratory personnel. These substances can come in several forms, including powder, blotter paper, tablets, and spray - they can be absorbed through the skin or accidental inhalation of airborne powder. If encountered, responding personnel should do the following based on the specific situation:" 5.)Carfentanil is often mixed with methamphetamine to counter the sedative effects of the drug, this is a drug that would be popular among dealers, and likely not offered often to casual users. If carfentanil is offered to a user, it would be cut heavily in order to mimick fentanyl. 6.) Some people claim the Narcan did not work on this officer, therefore he must not have opiates in his system. I've seen people need 8 or more doses of Narcan before they came back to, and that was just for heroin. Carfentanil would be about 500-1000 times more potent than heroin, even in a small accidental dose such as this. Breathing it in would be about as fast acting a method as possible, meaning he could have OD'd within 10 minutes of exposure, if not even perhaps a few seconds or minutes. 7.) In my opinion the Narcan DID work, but barely. According to the witnesses, he was given more Narcan in the Ambulance. He was completely unresponsive and siezing in the officer's hands until the Narcan kicked in, and continued seizing later on. 8.) Carfentanil has killed many users who think they're getting fentanyl, but are actually getting carfentanil that has not been cut right. Mixing either fentanyl or carfentanil (or even heroin or morphine for that matter) with amphetamines or methamphetamine is VERY dangerous, although the high it produces could perhaps be called second to none, although MDA/MDMA is perhaps the best of highs, as is 2CB/LSD.

[@tirkentube]

it should also be noted that the substances found in the first two bags were "methamphetamine, fentanyl, and flourofentanyl" flourofentanyl is a fentanyl analogue, and there are about 1000 different (no lie, about 1000) analogues of fentanyl, all of which are schedule 1. only fentanyl is allowed to be used medically, as the others are unpredictable, and are now often only found on the black market. Carfentinil is schedule 2 because it is still used as an elephant tranq. The methamphetamine found in the first 2 baggies confirms my suspicion of the carfentinil (which would show up as flourofentanyl OR fentanyl) mixed with meth.

[@OG_Sanctio]

Another thing I noticed as well was when when officer took his gloves off, he scrunched them up in his presumably sweaty hands instead of immediately disposing of them.

[@tylerolson7928]

lol it cant be absorbed at the level to make you overdose dude be wanting paid vacation or something like a illness he had. lol wanna know how i know. done it and its not like that even alittle what a joke.

[@Peffra]

Thank you. I have OCD and have been searching for this comment. I came from a video about a female officer this happened to and everyone was saying it was impossible. Your comment put all the pieces together.

[@Monroestevens306]

TLDR: Too Long Did Read!😅 Thanks for the info

[@lacoleforguson1492]

I was so impressed how his partner took care of his brother, great job guy

[@Amey360]

WATERGATE WAS KKK RAPE ​HES SAYING DATEVRAPE SLOW IT DOWN YOU CAN HEAR HOMELAND SECURITY AND THE OTHER DET TALKING THEIR RADIOS ARE NO SAFE OR SECURE THEYAR E DRUGGINA AND RAPING WOMENLKKK BIDEN TRUMP KKK SLAVERY! LOS TRES AMIGOS PROTEST MAKE MYDAY LAW. SHOOTING PROTESTORS OF LEGAL BLOW JOB RAPE KETAMINE SHOWS UP AS METH VICTIMS GO TO JAIL FOR DRUGS AND RPORTING FALSE RAPES THEY MAKE MONEY OFF YOUR FCE SHUT THE LAW ENFORCEMTN DOWN! THEY DRUGGING RACIST RAPIST KKK EVEYONE HAS SUFFERED !! END THIS!! ALL THIS TIME !!! KKK

[@JonSmith-mu1sv]

I've worked in a clinical setting for almost 25 years treating patients with severe dependencies/addictions. recently, we have seen an increase in Carfentanil usage and overdoses. Carfentanil can be 100-1000x stronger than fentanyl. I've treated thousands of patients who have overdosed from extremely small amounts. Some have died. Believe me when I tell you, that was not an opiate overdose. That was a panic attack. If it wasn't for the fact that he was a police officer, I might have suspected he staged the entire episode.

[@confidentialprivateusa6519]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6i9nX6qibaqbbc

[@randysnewbiebluesrockguita7782]

I suffered a broken neck while in the military and during the treatments I was given large doses of opiate drug's. I became addicted to them using them as prescribed and it made my life a living hell. Some people look down on addicts and make them out to be lazy and stupid for becoming addicted to a drug that takes over your life, a LOT of us became that way out of no fault of our own and getting off these drugs is a nightmare but maintaining the habit is even worse because it makes the person who other wise would never be in that crowd of people turn to criminal activity to support the never ending urge to use and the punishment your body deals to you if you don't. I have been off these nightmare drugs for a long time now and will NEVER take a pill again unless I am dying and then I'd never take any home with me.

[@247KW]

So glad you were strong enough to get off them.

[@wellfuckyoumr]

“No fault of our own” bro! Shut the fuck up, that’s some serious junkie talk.

[@arlecelarae]

Yes, when the officer was describing the user as dirty, like he’d smudge up the window if he’d try to break in (is grimy the word he used? Can’t rem), it bothered me. I can tell he has a prejudice against users and I can understand that in his position but, I can’t help but think that we’re all human, all have stories, valid reasons for this turn of life. I’m so sorry you went through what you did. It’s not fair.

[@katymitchell8200]

Such a scary situation, but his partner performed his medical aid brilliantly. As a critical care RN for 30 yrs, I was impressed

[@AnnaRuby23]

Very scary how quickly Fentanyl impacted his system. At 36:50 when he apologized to his partner… could happen to anyone. Happens so fast. Thankful that he had a great partner & quick response time. Bless our PD for what the go through daily.

[@SouthernGIGI]

You need to look into this more. This was not an od. Its impossible to od like this from just contact. Plenty of science to back this up. They did do a great job though. This officer did not hesitate to jump into action. Thats rare.

[@TurboBMRProjectLove]

@@SouthernGIGI i think he inhaled it. The partner blatantly said to stay away from that when the deputy stuck his head close to the fentanyl.

[@TeachMeLordGod]

A leathal dose is 2,000 mcg I believe. They needed masks. Edit: 2,000 mcg isn't a lot guys, it looks like just a few specks and you would think nothing of it. Very easy to do.

[@ggfdd5925]

@horace sheffield you know how small a dangerous amount of pure fentanyl is physically and how well suited your nose and mucous membranes in general are for absorbing drugs, right? this is also the reason they administer naloxone like this.

[@Corzappy]

@@TeachMeLordGod 2,000 micrograms would be like 35 grains of salt. It certainly wouldn't be something you think nothing of, and it certainly wouldn't be anywhere near an amount that simply drifts through the air, and that's still considering that it took effect in literally a few seconds from INHALATION.

[@edmontoncouple1562]

just so heart breaking and happy he is ok and for having a great partner. cried watching him struggling to breathe.

[@germedicsam]

He didn't struggle to breathe because of an OD, he had a panic attack so he started hyperventilating

[@corvo1776]

It's shocking to me how little of that stuff can kill a person. The people who make and sell drugs like that are truly evil.

[@alll39n]

this is not how fent works. hes full of shit. the lies peddled by scaredy cops continue

[@WyattChilson]

True but Hospitals do also use it but they are smart enough to use it in Extremelyyyyyyyyy Low volumes

[@denisejoe9821]

@@WyattChilson And it's pharmaceutical grade

[@Freesnuggz]

Now, and I didnt think this was possible, they have made it even worse and IMMENSELY more deadly and now WAY more addictive because they are cutting it with benzos!!!! for fuk sake.

[@hugacreeper69110]

china lol

[@annawatts1294]

What an amazing partner. So calm and so quick to react. He literally saved his partners life. Feel so bad for these officers having to deal with all these really horrible drugs in the US

[@kayaye2967]

That was horrifying. I keep thinking - imagine if they had BOTH been exposed… there would have been absolutely No one to save them! Thank God his partner knew exactly what to do & acted so quickly. Edit: also- I’m extremely confused as to why they haven’t changed the way they test drugs w vehicle stops. Just on the spot like that, usually on the side of the road, on the hood of their car. They should have a testing site at the station for them to bring it to. NOT have direct contact with a bunch of unknown substances/poison. Even with gloves, that is nowhere near safe for anyone.

[@texasghoul91]

I agree that it's very unsafe to be testing these drugs out in the public like this but you could even hear the officer say "do you have a N95 mask" which is something I believe all officers should now carry in there cars. But unfortunately they must test the drugs right away so they know exactly what offense to book the person with. And sadly they don't all have gloves or masks and test sites that they could simply send them off to is because MONEY... so many people these past few years are wanting to defend the police a d these are the thinks that take the hit when there is simply not enough money to go around...

[@jasonbourne5142]

Doubt they have money for that

[@CatharsisByProxy]

Lately I’ve been seeing them call in a whole hazmat crew for known fentanyl presence. What’s terrifying is the fact that most fentanyl presence is unknown until after exposure.

[@chillseekr]

@@CatharsisByProxy What kind of life do you live if you see "them" call "whole hazmat crews" for fentanyl? How do you know whats going on? Do you ask the hazmat crews??? Or are you lying on the internet for attention??

[@TooFewSecrets]

Fentanyl does not do this. The officer had a psychological panic reaction and fainted from that. I don't even need to cite sources, just consider it logically; if fentanyl was this effective as an unintentional contact poison, it would, in fact, intentionally be used as a contact poison to kill people. It isn't, so, clearly, it doesn't do this.

[@donaschneider]

Dave, I'm so glad you survived this. I'm sad that this is one more hazard officers have to deal with. Thank you for your service to every officer out there. There is a definite love between you. Your bro "HAS " you. ❤️

[@TheDragorin]

this wasnt an overdose btw. you cant get an overdose from incidental contact.

[@JoeMama-tonta]

Cockiness doesnt help when dealing with fentanyl

[@TheDragorin]

@@JoeMama-tonta it doesnt hurt tho. since you cant overdose from incidental contact.

[@Nightmareman3]

​@@TheDragorin People are so gullible nowadays it's becoming outrageous.

[@endliberalism4305]

@@Nightmareman3 you're referring to the cops right ?

[@ninjarider84]

This guy saved his life, he also told them to wear masks, definitely a lesson learned. I've almost been stuck with open needles searching bags, had my fair share of close calls 🙏

[@yeseniamorando7551]

His partner saved his life, and his quick efforts played a big role .very sad. These drugs are so horrible

[@rickdavid6758]

So good to see all the KZbin doctors and fentanyl experts chime in here.

[@1Haitian]

I was thinking the same thing. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@ces3194]

LOL right

[@SimonBannow]

Give him some milk!

[@Napoleon1323]

This was a great partner who would watch you're six. I'm glad the deputy is doing well. Its a good lesson for everyone if you get exposed to fentanyl.

[@aceedmond8053]

FJB and all democrats the country is a wreck with this drug.

[@SS-gx7tg]

@@aceedmond8053 lmao yea that must be why Appalachia wasn't ground zero for the opioid epidemic.. OH WAIT IT WAS. If you were even remotely educated on this topic you'd know it was the Republicans who consistently blocked attempts to strengthen regulations surrounding Oxycodone and other opiates ("Democrats and big govt want to get between a doctor and their patient!" remember those scare slogans, Republicans?) It was the REPUBLICANS who protected Purdue, greenlighting doctors to over-prescribe Oxy for off-label uses (including things like mild headaches) not to mention the abundance of Pill Mills in RED STATES. The GOP allowed Purdue to become the largest dealer of narcotic drugs in the United States, and yet you think this is Joe Biden's fault? You MAGA folks really do have worms in your brains.

[@KidGamer2002]

your*

[@SS-gx7tg]

@@KidGamer2002 You might've responded to the wrong person?

[@nataliepowell4806]

That cop was so calm and knew exactly what to do! Well done💜

[@cherrinepfister1231]

Thank you so much for your service!

[@Acidburn3141]

If I ever become a police officer. I want my partner to have as big of a heart as this guy *look at my comments section, bunch of clowns.

[@welshblade5451]

"Partner"

[@ballaking1000]

@@welshblade5451 Parten his English!

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

@@ballaking1000 Pardon his English? 🤗

[@ballaking1000]

@@lottatroublemaker6130 I was making a play on OP's words.

[@jeffrey8783]

That's a real big laugh. Does his partner even know his name, "Buddy".

[@scarezone2559]

Take care my brother and thank you to your partner for the quick response... May you both retire and enjoy your families.

[@walexander8378]

Why would they retire?

[@okdarius]

@@walexander8378 Why wouldn't they retire at some point? I'm pretty sure what they meant is may they stay safe and be able to retire at some point and spend time with family.

[@deam0155]

Yea you're right, the rookie should probably retire if he gets panic attacks. The other officer should probably retire for using false information to scare the rookie.

[@autr3553]

@@deam0155 Panic attack? What are you talking about?

[@deam0155]

@@autr3553 this video itself is from a news station that did an investigation into it. That's why the "fentanyl overdose" has quotes around it man. You should be able to find info online about it with a quick search.

[@robb4269]

This goes to show the importance of complete transparency when it comes to releasing police body worn camera footage.

[@rllr1117]

Ya they should have released a statement with it indicating the officer just had a panic attack instead of using it as false propaganda

[@biologychic7292]

Propaganda? How is overdosing on fentanyl propaganda??

[@LeoKBass]

@@biologychic7292 What.

[@rllr1117]

@@biologychic7292 because he didn't od. He had a panic attack

[@timg2973]

@@rllr1117 was this one a panic attack too? kzbin.info/www/bejne/apikZ2SLpNyJfs0

[@marlisamorgan2]

The partner helping him is absolutely great! I know he's doing his job but I really hope the Dept did something good for him, as well cuz he definitely deserves it 🙏🙌👏👏👏

[@SavageSquash896]

"We're a family, there's nothing to be sorry about. That's why I fucking hate that shit" Damn

[@rustymugg9658]

It's China's get back for the opium dens of the 1800s...

[@spacecatboy2962]

this is fake, he wasnt poisoned, unless it was the overdose of narcan they gave him

[@spacecatboy2962]

keep in mind that this is the same cop department that kept a cop on the job after he kidnapped and beat a kid with down syndrome. These cops are lying scumbags

[@priss88hdz]

This is so scary! I feel for these guys that they have to put up with this. So glad there was someone with him calm and ready to help. That’s how much their life is in the line. ❤️

[@93838jfkdos]

They don’t technically “Have” to put up with it just don’t be a cop …

[@PamelaCulp-k7v]

​@@93838jfkdosAnd you don't have to be an insensitive idiot. Without Law Enforcement and Paramedics you and everyone else would be in a world of Sh-t.

[@melme33]

My heart broke seeing his face knowing he almost died as he shut his eyes then seized again. I cant believe there are people questioning the validity of what happened. LOOK WITH YOUR EYES! Props to his partner for being prepared and looking out for his newbie partner.

[@michaelhaydenbell]

"LOOK WITH YOUR EYES!" Well I am completely sold now. I am overriding my gut feeling and intuitions and lazy context clues when I saw this the first time along with the other masses of people who thought the same thing and then the subsequent other news stories exposing it after investigating. Screw all that because now I LOOKED WITH MY EYES and I've seen the truth!

[@MrSoccerball100]

Mel F - I have no doubt these guys really thought this deputy od'd, and I'm not trying to put down law enforcement, but this guy DID NOT OD. I've od'd before and seen countless people od in front of me at the sober house I lived in, and it looks nothing like this. After the medical profession came out and said this wasn't an overdose, the san diego sheriff's department released a statement saying they were wrong and it wasn't an od like they thought. Watch this video. A paramedic explains what really happened. Its obvious it wasn't an overdose and had a panic attack. Again, I'm not trying to rag on these guys, but I think the truth needs to told. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@nikkip4640]

Haha lord have mercy. Seized?! He never seized in this video and the video is fake. You need to re-evaluate your own eyes

[@carelesswhisker4155]

do you think the lord of the rings really happened

[@melme33]

@@carelesswhisker4155 Oh yah Gandalf is the shit! I saw him on his horse the other day in fact gallavantin around. Dunce cap for you!

[@bencorwin]

Nothing generates more empathy for cops than body cam footage. Thank you for posting this.

[@KookoCraft]

yeaaaa idk

[@CyberSoldierD19]

Good on you for how cool you stayed when helping your friend.

[@jonothandoeser]

Geez, Fentanyl is such BAD NEWS!

[@spacecatboy2962]

this is fake, he wasnt poisoned, unless it was the overdose of narcan they gave him

[@MrSoccerball100]

The partner is an idiot. This isn't an od. He had a panic attack.

[@CyberSoldierD19]

@@MrSoccerball100 Cool story bro-.

[@MrSoccerball100]

​@@jonothandoeser Not really. The deputy had a panic attack. The paramedic in this video explains what really happened. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@darlenerichard1589]

God bless the wonderful, brave men and women who risk their lives to protect ours. Thank you!

[@CMchyy]

Amen

[@Amey360]

​@@CMchyy VHES DATEVRAPE SLOW IT DOWN YOU CAN HEAR HOMELAND SECURITY AND THE OTHER DET TALKING THEIR RADIOS ARE NO SAFE OR SECURE THEYAR E DRUGGINA AND RAPING WOMENLKKK BIDEN TRUMP KKK SLAVERY! LOS TRES AMIGOS PROTEST MAKE MYDAY LAW. SHOOTING PROTESTORS OF LEGAL BLOW JOB RAPE KETAMINE SHOWS UP AS METH VICTIMS GO TO JAIL FOR DRUGS AND RPORTING FALSE RAPES THEY MAKE MONEY OFF YOUR FCE SHUT THE LAW ENFORCEMTN DOWN! THEY DRUGGING RACIST RAPIST KKK EVEYONE HAS SUFFERED !! END THIS!! ALL THIS TIME !!! KKK

[@JonSmith-mu1sv]

I've worked in a clinical setting for almost 25 years treating patients with severe dependencies/addictions. recently, we have seen an increase in Carfentanil usage and overdoses. Carfentanil can be 100-1000x stronger than fentanyl. I've treated thousands of patients who have overdosed from extremely small amounts. Some have died. Believe me when I tell you, that was not an opiate overdose. That was a panic attack. If it wasn't for the fact that he was a police officer, I might have suspected he staged the entire episode.

[@kathyh4804]

Praise God he survived! I couldn’t stop crying, just thinking about how police officers deal with evil everyday and now a drug that just a small amount can kill them! This is heartbreaking! And so many against the police, what a hard job!😢

[@texastwister6988]

Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@floppinfish]

God? Crying? Seriously?

[@aspencolorado1190]

I totally agree with you ♥️ Our cops deserve a lot more respect 💙

[@CMchyy]

Amen

[@calise7988]

He didn’t have an overdose , he had a panic attack . Look it up . Even the cop himself said he had a panic attack in another video .

[@nm2795]

This is absolutely terrifying! Officers go through enough. And now have to be so careful not to od just doing there job. I’m a recovery addict. 2/2/17. I’m so thankful God gave me another chance. And thank u to all the first responders who risk their life to serve and help their communities. I hope this cop is ok and I’m so sorry this happened to u Y’all be safe and keep all of y’all in my prayers. His partner is such a blessing.

[@jamiepan7650]

This is exactly what killed my daughter. I wish that there was a way to end this trash. Scott, you are a great man who really cares. You took care of him, like you said (FAMILY). If you weren’t there ,he would have died. Thank you 🙏 for being so decent.

[@pommiebears]

🌹 I’m so sorry for your loss.

[@calise7988]

He didn’t have an overdose , he had a panic attack . Look it up . Even the cop himself said he had a panic attack in another video . Sorry for your loss though

[@MrSoccerball100]

He had a panic attack. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@JasonP6339]

@@calise7988it's like you fools don't realize that multiple things can be true at one time. He can definitely have a panic attack while starting to OD, since that shit is terrifying if you're not a drug user, or even if you are..... Combine heavy tactical gear, a full bulletproof vest, all that tight gear on, then the stress of dealing with the shit to begin with, and then combine it with someone who is 100% opiate naive and prone to panic attacks anyway and boom..... It's incredible that you're just going all over this comment section talking nonsense about subjects you clearly know nothing about..... What happened to him doesn't look like a only a panic attack anymore than it looks like only an OD... It looks like exactly what it was, a combination of both things. He had respiratory suppression from 4 major factors. Heat, gear restrictions, fentanyl, and the onset of a panic attack............... You're making yourself not sound too bright.

[@ricky18redblack31]

The best way to avoid this garbage is personal responsibility and taking care of one self. Unfortunately these cops had to investigate this garbage.

[@Brock_Landers]

I realize this makes me sound like a piece of you know what, but I've lost so many friends and family to overdoses that it guts me when I hear these stories. I myself went through something similar, and now it'll follow me around for the rest of my life. I have always been a workaholic, ever since I was a teenager. I would work 20 hours straight, come home, eat, smoke some weed, and sleep for an hour or two, and do it all over again. I worked like that for 3.5 years, and I got physically sick from lack of sleep. Fast forward to 2010...I came home after working night shift and being up for over 22 hours and my wife and I were playing with our baby. I literally just passed out while sitting on the couch. My wife got worried and called 911. An ambulance showed up and the paramedics injected me with three different things before they tried Narcan, and that's what woke me up, so they put in my record that I had an overdose. They took me to the hospital and they drug tested my blood. The only thing they found in my system was a faint trace of cocaine, so they said that I OD'd from cocaine...but why would I need Narcan for a cocaine overdose? Yes, I had taken some cocaine about 3 or 4 days before, but it was only one small line and it was garbage, so I didn't do any more. Anyway, I'm 39 now and I don't take or do anything anymore. Not only did I learn my lesson many times over, but I have a bigger family now, and I'm a truck driver who gets drug tested randomly and I'd like to keep my high paying job.

[@trevornichols5566]

Yea drugs are a dangerous game, they got so many new off the wall crap that can take you out with even the slightest inhalation of it now.

[@remiska8655]

Good for you being clean. Kudos to you for putting your family first!

[@brookemckinley5709]

Nothing u said makes u sound like a piece of you know what, just saying….

[@amandafight7627]

Wow, so whatever was laced in the cocaine made you OD, 3 to 4 days later? That's insane! God bless you and your family.

[@tyleruskating9874]

How does that make you sound like a piece of garbage?

[@usaguy4585]

Thank you for your service. This drug is a nightmare. Everyone be careful.

[@crafty911retired]

Oh my gosh. My heart is breaking for him. He kept apologizing for doing his job. So so thankful someone was there with him. God Bless you all and keep you safe.

[@rhsc38]

Dude held his Partners head the whole time. Family.

[@dontcare9689]

Why in the hell was he handling it without gloves? He took them off & went down. Unbelievable

[@musicased9591]

You can see at 35:00 that he wants to tell his partner he doesn't feel right but he doesn't want to look stupid for putting his face right up to everything a couple moments prior.

[@samala1899]

''We're a family, there's nothing for you to be sorry about.'' omgosh im sobbing

[@spicypills666]

hes fine. he didnt overdose he just was having maybe a panic attack. fentanyl is dangerous, but its not gonna kill you by standing next to you or by touching it. please research fentanyl before commenting again.

[@B1LL9465]

That officer stayed so calm and collected. Amazing!

[@andreamyerson6521]

Hope you are better officer. You'll have a heck of a story for your Grandkids. Take care and thanks for your service.

[@Jase-L]

Yup, another Tall Tale of Heroism. LOL. He never OD'd on Fentanyl as has been proven repeatedly.

[@Jase-L]

@Pat M 😂😂🤣🤣

[@TurtleSauceGaming]

So brave to fall and not stop himself with his hands.

[@mrblackscreen5558]

@@Jase-L 🤡

[@Jase-L]

@@mrblackscreen5558 Says the guy who's oblivious to facts and truth. Get some decency and ethics.

[@giggitygiggity8391]

Holy hell this is terrifying. I'm in the UK and obviously I'd heard how dangerous fentanyl was but it's not until you see it up close and personal you realise how insanely dangerous it really is. His partner's calmness and professionalism was outstanding. As if it's not dangerous enough being in law enforcement now you can die from minimal contact with something during a search. Glad the officer recovered.

[@greenspring9437]

He was most likely not overdosing, touching fentanyl isn't as dangerous as the media makes it out to be

[@alextogo8367]

@@greenspring9437 not touching it. Sniffing it.

[@MrSoccerball100]

The deputy did not od. You CANNOT od by touching fentanyl or by incidentally breathing it in. Why do addicts need needles? In this video a paramedic explains what really happened. He had a panic attack. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@germedicsam]

@@alextogo8367 Even then he would have other symptoms, he literally had a panic attack

[@PictureThisNewMedia]

This wasnt an OD

[@viksamannoname7287]

I hope he is ok, nice reaction from the police officer. Great job and stay safe 🙏

[@johnvanzyl2960]

Professional Policemen performing their duties perfectly!

[@Amey360]

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[@elijahp777]

He wasn’t wearing a mask

[@josierissling4519]

Thank you for all you do ,be bless, I hope he's doing well 🙏

[@santielmen1502]

34:24 I think this is the moment the officer sniffed fetanyl without realising and then within 45 seconds he is on the ground, thats just shows how lethal this drug is. Much respect to the great officer for saving his colleague!

[@breezykid19]

I think it was 31:52 where he puts his glove to his nose after handling that stuff.

[@michaelhaydenbell]

IT'S NOT REAL.

[@MrSoccerball100]

He had a panic attack. You CANNOT OD that way. Watch this video. A paramedic explains what really happened. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@nikkip4640]

You don't OD in 45 seconds.

[@phug0id]

CoPaganda.

[@Rucker4lyfe]

This is exactly why I carry 3 boxes with 2 doses in each one, with me. You never know when you are going to run across someone who needs it. The officer that was there with him did an amazing job keeping him calm.

[@JimmyT89]

This made me tear.. Great partner and fast response team

[@spacecatboy2962]

this is fake, he wasnt poisoned, except by the overdose of narcan they gave him

[@mrmotel9977]

That was scary to watch!! I hope he made a full recovery!! If I ever end up in that situation I hope that I am surrounded by the same type of people he had to help him!! God Bless those officers and medics!

[@UnderTheDubstep]

The cop had a panic attack. He didn't have a fentanyl overdose.

[@deam0155]

Shame how easily the public is fooled.

[@tylerallen7617]

@Jason Coughenour You have any proof of that statment?

[@mrmotel9977]

If it was an OD or something else, clearly this officer needed help from everyone around him and they delivered. So everyone saying this is fake or just a panic attack, looked like a man who needed help to me!!

[@jesseray9944]

he did hes alive and well thank god

[@hunee8]

So wild that this happens. Amazing help his partner did. Poor guy saying sorry 😞 Must have been something strong. So sad that his partner is so mad and hates this drug and main reason and this happens. Poor guys. God bless his partner & him & hope he is all well and safe.

[@cameronward1567]

It doesn’t happen… it’s not scientifically possible. Calm down

[@pennygreene6640]

The way he told him before this not to get his face so close cause its so dangerous and then this happens literally gave me chills

[@xtechx2007]

Nice job, cool, calm collected. Everything you would want in a partner.

[@YouTubeoooooooooo]

Great officer. So calm, quick and caring. This brought tears to my eyes

[@Sarah-yd8th]

I really hope that deputy Faiivae is doing okay now. Wishing all the best to all of our great officers. I will be praying for your safety always, Sir.

[@JonSmith-mu1sv]

I've worked in a clinical setting for almost 25 years treating patients with severe dependencies/addictions. recently, we have seen an increase in Carfentanil usage and overdoses. Carfentanil can be 100-1000x stronger than fentanyl. I've treated thousands of patients who have overdosed from extremely small amounts. Some have died. Believe me when I tell you, that was not an opiate overdose. That was a panic attack. If it wasn't for the fact that he was a police officer, I might have suspected he staged the entire episode.

[@Enoughalready20237]

It breaks my heart to hear him apologize. I started crying

[@kellyalexander7347]

Same here

[@PrincessAmore1]

If anything ever happens to me, I want that guy by my side. What an awesome friend and partner.

[@samgt1000]

Made me cry... the deps gasping, concern and alertness of the partner, even screeching cars showed the urgncy of rest of deps to arrive... Praying all of you b safe always 💜

[@jackclark1994]

most heartwarming thing i've heard in a while was those tires squealing

[@PictureThisNewMedia]

Fake

[@Dbl_OG_13]

yeah turns out it was just him passing out. not an actual overdose. not to say that they don't on occasion get exposed and that is horrible. just not the case here

[@codingvio7383]

I honestly think that deputies should wear some special masks to prevent the inhalation of this stuff.

[@prestongarvey2961]

Even if you just touch apparently you can od.

[@germedicsam]

@@prestongarvey2961 No you cant

[@ashleyreagan8875]

Wow, that officer was so calm and did everything perfect!

[@jamesc9001]

God bless these guys for what they do everyday. I support the troops for sure but so often we forget about our law enforcement. These folks suit up everyday to go out into harms way and under great stress and scrutiny. Imagine having to don a bullet proof vest and navigate thru the urban jungle everyday, and now the addition of what might as well be chemical warfare threats. We owe these folks our respect and support.

[@MrSoccerball100]

Watch this video. He had a panic attack. Its impossible to od by coming into incident contact with fentanyl. Here a paramedic explains what really happened. Ans the San Diego sheriffs department have admitted they were wrong after all of the backlash from the entire medical community. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@pommiebears]

@LeoS fentanyl is BAD news. I don’t think they needed this to prove that. Anyone who has a working brain cell knows it’s lethal.

[@CMchyy]

Amen

[@heatherd.9390]

That poor officer. I'm so sorry that this happened to him. When we think of the dangers that officers come across, we rarely think of the affects of drugs they come in contact with, such as Fentanyl. When I had a spine/spinal cord injury 11 years ago, at one point docs put me on a Fentanyl patch. It was the most horrific med I've had. I was told to give it a couple weeks to see if the side effects would settle down. I couldn't do it. I stopped using them after about 5 days. Deputy Crane did an exceptional job. He was on the ball and was so calm and reassuring. As someone who has been in a trauma situation, that is exactly what the patient needs. I hope this young officer had a speedy and full recovery. This is a great example of why carrying N95 masks and wearing gloves are so important. Especially when coming in contact with suspected Fentanyl. It's scary crap. Heather🇨🇦

[@MrSoccerball100]

I'm not trying put down these sheriffs down but the deputy in the video had a panic attack. He did not OD. You cannot OD by coming into incidental contact with fentanyl or even carfentail. This video I'm posting has a paramedic explaining why this deputy did not OD and why you cannot OD that way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJOYh3hnedKngpo

[@calise7988]

He didn’t have an overdose , he had a panic attack . Look it up . Even the cop himself said he had a panic attack in another video .

[@ERIN_198]

@@calise7988 Yeah right lol

[@heatherowens914]

my name is Heather also

[@MrSoccerball100]

@@ERIN_198 Actually he did. Not sure why you want to believe you can od this way that bad...I just saw the unedited version of this video and its laughable. He very clearly did not od. He had a panic attack

[@jodifauke3469]

What a great partner! He stayed calm and saved his partners life. Great job

[@karenwaller3873]

This video had me crying and asking God to please let Dave be alright. Officer Crane... Kudos to you sir for your calm demeanour, comforting voice and knowledge of exactly what you needed to do in order to make sure your brother in arms would go home to his family. God places our Angels in our life when and where he knows we are going to need them. This day Dave needed each and everyone of you. I pray Dave is doing well and hasn't had any adverse problems due to this. To the medics and the boys in blue of San Diego county ( I once called home for 7 years National City 18th street) thank you for all you do and don't drive faster than your guardian angel can fly. 👮‍♂👮‍♀🧡💗

[@nefarioustraveler9493]

Thanks for sharing

[@Bubblesrv81]

Can you not see the Officer was already high! Not all Officers are what you think 🤔 a lot of them beat their wives at home and get high in their spare time.

[@joshtroost2980]

This officer deserves a medal 🏅 for being proactive,about the Narcan because he knows how dangerous this can be. And by be prepared, he saved this younger officers life!! BRAVO 👏🏼

[@BlkMan443]

I’m so happy this guy made it and his partner is a true hero and blessing

[@JonSmith-mu1sv]

I've worked in a clinical setting for almost 25 years treating patients with severe dependencies/addictions. recently, we have seen an increase in Carfentanil usage and overdoses. Carfentanil can be 100-1000x stronger than fentanyl. I've treated thousands of patients who have overdosed from extremely small amounts. Some have died. Believe me when I tell you, that was not an opiate overdose. That was a panic attack. If it wasn't for the fact that he was a police officer, I might have suspected he staged the entire episode.

[@131dyana]

We hope he will be safe to get help. God bless both of you.

[@missj.d9187]

No wonder he hates dealing with the stuff! A great partner who mentioned the mask at the beginning and had the Narcan at the ready. The fact the incident happened in the car park of a mortuary is just hellish! The part when he say "we are a family" means everything. I wish all involved a safe, happy and healthy future.

[@Corzappy]

It's a fake video.

[@orfeous]

@@Corzappy why was it a setup? Why did they fake it? Some kind of a movie or just information video for education?

[@Corzappy]

@@orfeous Could’ve been a panic attack, could’ve been fearmongering.

[@orfeous]

@@Corzappy maybe epilepsy?

[@thestanger6185]

I’ve been desensitized since childhood and have only cried a handful of times. This made me shed a few tears. A true partner, a true friend

[@timmaslen4766]

Your so not desensitised if you cried over this your just soft

[@Fr6]

You're crying over a fake video. Pure BS propaganda.

[@douglasmitchel942]

@@Fr6 you must be emo and listen to little peep

[@strnglhld]

@@douglasmitchel942 He’s kinda right considering the Sheriffs Dept admitted this wasn’t an OD

[@dxddyminato3145]

@@strnglhld doesent mean he wasent going trough the early symptoms u dweeb

[@CassandraReneeXOXO]

I worked for the DEA and you can never go near that crap without proper mask and gear! They need to make sure all officers have and enforce them to wear the mask and gloves because it only takes seconds and a little bit fentanyl for this to happen. This crap is in every state and city so n95 mask and gear are a must! So thankful he had a great partner who acted fast and calmly!

[@CassandraReneeXOXO]

@@SusanKay- you are exactly right….this should be a lesson to cops everywhere that this stuff is extremely dangerous and proper PPE should be worn!

[@damientorres1066]

Bullshit

[@wallaceluna6241]

And People are saying this is fake. "You don't OD in 45 seconds" Fentanyl doesn't do this ecetera. Idk you can only "Act" so much when it comes to being in a "Locked up" state like he was in.

[@germedicsam]

If you worked for the DEA, you would know that he hadn't overdosed. He was experiencing a panic attack

[@germedicsam]

@@wallaceluna6241 Tell me, you have no clue about ODs and psychosomatic panic attacks without telling me

[@angeldawn7859]

That's not a partner that's a true brother in blue. This guy is an amazing hero the way he held his head kept calm & saved his partner's life. This touched my soul .this hero deserves a metal for his immediate non panic reaction ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@KLune92]

Officers Faiivae is a lucky man to have such an amazing partner to work with. He remained calm, did what he should, but you could hear the fear and worry in his voice.

[@ofmozzers3586]

hearing all the sirens and the tires screech as they arrive on scene honestly gave me goose bumps

[@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr]

Same! You wouldn’t get that reaction for a dumb degenerate junkie tho lol. Least of there worries just doing there job!

[@omaidshams3978]

Crazy how the partner already knew something bad was gonna happen. “Watch the stuff is no joke” and “I hate dealing with this type of stuff”

[@Peffra]

Just came from a video of a female cop this happened to. The comments were 98% saying it’s impossible to OD from contact. Someone in the comments said to watch this video and I’m so glad I did.

[@deltaforce4477]

Top respects and thanks to this officer for Saving his partner, and the guy who got saved is doing great and had recovered after this video was published. This video demonstrates how dangerous Fentanyl is and should never be used by anyone for any reason.