Fentanyl's war on cops: the epidemic that isn't

And I'm sure @RyanMarino will have even more about this.

Fentanyl is cop kryptonite. They can’t be within 100miles of it, but yet us medics, nurses and pharmacists are immune. It’s crazy.

changing my name to fentanyl so cops are scared of me & stay away

It 100% is. I've taken an accidental.. shower, shall we say.. in Fentanyl at work before when the IV tubing dislodged from the access port of the infusion bag. The only distress that I endured was having a wet scrub top and jacket.. AND I LIVED TO TELL ABOUT IT. Gasp.

Razor blade in Halloween treats, crack babies, LSD, satanic panic, now fentanyl.

Reminds me of the time when I licked my girlfriend's arm and asked why she tasted salty. "Someone spilled fentanyl on me at work." (she's a nurse). Oh. Cool story. Then, in order to give the media another story, we both instantly died on the spot.

So the person in the car with the fentanyl isn’t showing symptoms, but an officer who gets a whiff of it overdoses? Sounds like a tall tale to me.

They’ve been called out on it before as bogus. They just keep pushing it thinking people will forget or try to drown the voices of reason out

In the summer of 2021 my boyfriend's mom died of lung cancer. She was on some pretty high dose fentanyl patches at the end. I was taking off & putting on patches without gloves constantly. Exposure via these patches never did anything to me. Not even a little.

There was one here in Southern CA about a year ago that also turned out to be a load of crap. Students ACTUALLY dying from fentanyl is real. Cops almost dying is NOT.