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I think the others were arrested (owner of the pills) because the fact he had so many pointed to distribution/trafficking. He also had quite a few MJ plants. You know how it is too, they can/will sometimes charge whoever supplied the drugs when its clear who did if the person dies...just like a few bartenders have been charged after alcohol related death.it's not exactly a good place to leave a person either.
could you really use a strong stim to bring someone out of an opiate OD? like just keep them smoking meth all night? kind of fucked up but as long as the opiate got out of his system before the stimulant, he'd probably not die.
wtf is with arresting everyone else involved, they didn't shove the pills down his throat, that's why people dont' call 911. Maybe next time people will just throw someone in a cold bath and when they are dead they'll just chop them up into pieces and drain their blood. fucking prohibition.
it's pretty hard to OD on opiates alone too, usually you'll puke way too much before you hit that high of a dose if you are opiate naive. Almost all opiate ODs are due to combos with CNS depressants.
and yeah hydromorphone packs a hell of a punch, even nasally if you are new to it. I don't IV but i've plugged hydromorphone plenty of times and definitely got a rush off it.
He probably started doing some pills when he met this guy at his new job or had a little experience. But not much....or who knows, who am I to speculate. I guess my point was he probably was fairly opiate naive and if they chopped a bunch of them and snorted who knows how much he got first time out. They did say he was vomiting but evidently it was enough to knock him out too. From there he either aspirated on his vomit after they left him alone or the drive to breathe was gone. Either way, I could see how he could die from it alone. But it is also very likely he had alcohol and others in his system too since he was at a party.
Been a long time since I have been in school and been exposed to "drug education". So in you guys opinion, do they avoid talking about and giving pertinent info on things because they are afraid if they tell too much it will make kids more likely to be interested in trying it? I mean, how does it usually go now? What could they do differently to improve education? Just really curious and interested. Seems strange that they wouldn't be totally oppen and straight forward seeing h ow kids today could learn anything and everything on the net
