Some addict has been revived by Dayton police 20 times.

[FONT=&quot]"We’ve Narcan’d the same guy 20 times,” Dayton police Major Brian Johns said. “There has to be some sort of mechanism or place for people like that. If you’re not going to get help, we’re going to require you to get some sort of treatment going. Because that is a waste of police resources.”

http://www.whio.com/news/crime--law/dayton-police-have-revived-one-overdose-patient-times/ZS7LRrdXlZ6K60sxlD61AO/



Thoughts, opinions? What ya think? [/FONT]

Forget your Narcan next time?

At least garnish his bank account for all the costs, and do the same for all other repetitive offenders.

This guy is immortal. He should be studied extensively.

Automatik;1860746 wrote:This guy is immortal. He should be studied extensively.

Bring the draft back. If you've been revived 20 or more times, you are automatically enlisted.

The good- All the prescription opiates you want.
The bad- Ending up dead from war, not overdosing.

QuakerOats;1860744 wrote:At least garnish his bank account for all the costs, and do the same for all other repetitive offenders.

You think these people have bank accounts?

How the hell do they get there in time 20 times? Does he call them in advance to let them know he's shooting up?

GOONx19;1860773 wrote:How the hell do they get there in time 20 times? Does he call them in advance to let them know he's shooting up?

Public bathrooms, parking lots etc..... Maybe he takes people with them to shoot up in case they get a bad batch.

The sad part is that these junkies get Narcan, at no cost, while someone with allergies has to pay an arm and a leg for an Epipen. Where's like_that with the Ivan Drago ""if he dies....he dies" gif?

...this fucker should just shoot up and OD in the emergency room at the hospital and save the tax payers the cost of the ambulance ride.

Automatik;1860746 wrote:This guy is immortal. He should be studied extensively.

...the Chuck Norris of junkies!

An Ohio town has been so overwhelmed by drug overdose emergencies that a councilman proposed a three-strikes penalty so EMS would not respond to an overdose victim who has required two previous interventions.
<!-- cxenseparse_end --><!-- cxenseparse_start -->Middletown City Council member Dan Picard told the local Journal-News that arresting those who overdose on heroin or other drugs adds to the problem by straining the city budget, jail and court system.
<!-- cxenseparse_end --><!-- cxenseparse_start -->&#8220;John Smith obviously doesn&#8217;t care much about his life, but he&#8217;s expending a lot of resources and we can&#8217;t afford it,&#8221; Picard said.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2017/06/28/ohio-councilman-suggests-three-strikes-law-halt-overdose-rescues/434920001/

^^^Bravo or stupid

BR1986FB;1860784 wrote:The sad part is that these junkies get Narcan, at no cost, while someone with allergies has to pay an arm and a leg for an Epipen. Where's like_that with the Ivan Drago ""if he dies....he dies" gif?

Spock;1860772 wrote:You think these people have bank accounts?

This.

Automatik;1860746 wrote:This guy is immortal. He should be studied extensively.

This was already tried with Keith Richards, and the results were inconclusive.

BR1986FB;1860784 wrote:The sad part is that these junkies get Narcan, at no cost, while someone with allergies has to pay an arm and a leg for an Epipen.

This is where I'm at with this. I only have empathy or sympathy for so long.