Cop goes to the restroom to smoke meth but instead it was fentanyl and overdoses in the stall

[CopiousX]

Amazing how the officer that found him immediately knew to go get an overdose kit. Almost like he knew dude had a drug problem so he wouldn't be shocked to see him folded in a bathroom. Didn't even go up to him to see what happened.


So many cops know other cops are not fit to be walking around with a gun, but don't say shiit and instead do everything to defend them.


I wonder how many people that meth head killed.

This is very inaccurate. They actually explain towards the end of the full bodycan video why they keep the kit when talking to a nurse at the hospital.


When searching people, especially the homeless and dealers who are known to have all sorts of paraphernalia in the pockets or hidden under clothing its very easy to touch drugs or get some on your skin. Because of the potency of fenty California cops have a state law that requires the kits. Literally a fingernail tip of fenty can kill you and this stuff seeps into your skin almost immediately , not just through breathing it or injecting it.


This procedure was put into place after a cop died back in 2021 doing a search and touched fentanyl in a suspect's pocket. No narcan was onsite and that officer died at the hospital.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Having to use Narcan on a cop when you are a cop has to be wild. A cop in uniform at that. Bro 2025 crazy

 

[Maximus Rex]

Had a friend in the fire department who was addicted to heroin got found kinda the same way

He broke in the fire departments lockup where they keep drugs, stole some heroin and OD'd in the parking lot with the needle sticking out of his arm

He survived, got his life together, been sober for probably 10 years now

 

[Devilinurear]

If he was that brazen to smoke in there, then he probably has gotten away with it for a good while.

Also, so that department was not doing drug tests?

Meth is out of system in three days.

 

[Uachet]

Meth is out of system in three days.

For a urine test, you are correct. It is out of the system in 3 to 4 days. For a hair test though, it can be in there for 90 to 120 days.

Urine vs. hair test for meth​

When you use meth, your bloodstream carries it to every part of your body, including the cells in your hair follicles. As your hair grows, your body pushes these cells out of your follicles. By the time you can see your hair, the cells have already died — but they’ve also become microscopic time capsules, trapping the meth they absorbed inside.

A hair follicle test can reliably detect meth and its metabolites for about 90 days (3 months)Trusted Source after you last used the drug. However, around 16% of people who use meth regularly will still have detectable meth in their hair after about 120 days (4 months).

So, you may need to wait for several months to test negative for meth on a hair test.

Here's How Long a Drug Test Can Detect Meth in Your Urine and Hair

Methamphetamine can remain in your body for several days, though the exact amount of time a test can detect it in your urine or hair can vary.

www.healthline.com

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Had a friend in the fire department who was addicted to heroin got found kinda the same way

He broke in the fire departments lockup where they keep drugs, stole some heroin and OD'd in the parking lot with the needle sticking out of his arm

He survived, got his life together, been sober for probably 10 years now

Damn. Good shyt. I'm glad you got your life back on track.

Did they let you back in the fire department?

 

[General Mills]

That Fent reverted the cop back to his base form.

 

[Wepa Man]

 

[Devilinurear]

For a urine test, you are correct. It is out of the system in 3 to 4 days. For a hair test though, it can be in there for 90 to 120 days.

Urine vs. hair test for meth​

When you use meth, your bloodstream carries it to every part of your body, including the cells in your hair follicles. As your hair grows, your body pushes these cells out of your follicles. By the time you can see your hair, the cells have already died — but they’ve also become microscopic time capsules, trapping the meth they absorbed inside.

A hair follicle test can reliably detect meth and its metabolites for about 90 days (3 months)Trusted Source after you last used the drug. However, around 16% of people who use meth regularly will still have detectable meth in their hair after about 120 days (4 months).

So, you may need to wait for several months to test negative for meth on a hair test.

Local police departments are not paying the money for a hair test.

 

[Swirv]

Why did that one cop bring a rifle to a drug overdose in the police bathroom

 

[Hoshi_Toshi]

Gives me the energy to do these reports

 

[King Poetic]

Look at this dude cases right now from he started to now

 

[Charlie Hustle]

 

[Richard Glidewell]

Lmfao.......INSIDE THE STATION.........there's no fukking way they didn't know........he prolly wish they had just let him pass.......now he ain't got no job and a shyt reputation......all them addicts he basically robbed he gone be right next to them sucking dikk for a fix.......

 

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

This is very inaccurate. They actually explain towards the end of the full bodycan video why they keep the kit when talking to a nurse at the hospital.


When searching people, especially the homeless and dealers who are known to have all sorts of paraphernalia in the pockets or hidden under clothing its very easy to touch drugs or get some on your skin. Because of the potency of fenty California cops have a state law that requires the kits. Literally a fingernail tip of fenty can kill you and this stuff seeps into your skin almost immediately , not just through breathing it or injecting it.


This procedure was put into place after a cop died back in 2021 doing a search and touched fentanyl in a suspect's pocket. No narcan was onsite and that officer died at the hospital.

I know why they have it. That's not the point I was making. The question is how did the officer immediately know he OD'd without investigating? He just walked in and saw dude passed out.

If I see someone passed out, my first instinct isn't that they have OD'd on narcs or accidentally were exposed. I would at least go see what happened to them first.

Now if I see someone, who I already know is an addict passed out, then yeah my instinct would probably be that they OD'd.