Wake up, man. Come back to us. Wake up, bro. It's not your time, brother. Wake up. There you go. Open your eyes for me. Can you do that? This one-year-old baby girl was overdosing onel and the deputy would do everything to bring her back. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. How long has she been down? How long has she been down? 30 minutes. Okay, everybody, back up. It wasn't clear if the mother called the police late or the officer arrived late, but after overdosing for 30 minutes and as she was now not breathing, it was clear that the one-year-old baby needed immediate help. Come on, baby. Come here. Okay, she's breathing. There you go. There you go. Open your eyes for me. Can you do that? And after the officer used a Narcan spray in the one-year-old's nose, she began breathing and was taken to a hospital where her condition was stabilized. Her mother was arrested and charged with chemical endangerment and exposure to a person younger than the age of 18. And the deputy, Jordan Aggie, was honored by his council for saving the one-year-old baby's life. However, this deputy knew he could be killed while trying to save this man's life. Wake up, man. Come back to us. It's not your time, brother. Wake up. but he would do it anyway. On February 3rd, 2021, Deputy Timothy Kensinger arrived at the scene of a three- vehicle accident and quickly realized that the atfall driver was overdosing. This might be a 90D. I'm going to attempt to administer some Narcan to this individual. Sir, can you hear me? Sir, can you hear me? Can you hear me? The deputy knew the man could suddenly wake up and attack him to escape charges after the crash, especially if he was a felon, but he didn't care about that and was willing to risk his life to get the man alive and breathing again. Sir, sit up. Come on, buddy. Hey, buddy. Hey, can you hear me? Sit up for me, buddy. Hey, man. He's coming away. Here we go. Come on. Hey, wake up. Wake up, buddy. Sheriff's office. Hey, Sheriff's Office. The drug paraphernalia in the man's car was evidence that he consciously drove while impaired and could have ended multiple lives. And as upsetting as this would be to anyone, Deputy Timothy was more concerned that he made it out alive. Wake up, man. Come back to us. Come on. It's not your time, brother. Wake up. What's your name, bud? Come on. About a minute and a half, maybe. Well, I didn't get any reaction. His lips were purple. Well, all the training you guys gave us on the medical, it's great. Can you hear me? God, you look so much better. What's your name, buddy? What'd you take, man? Oh, come on. Look at me. Come on. Come on. Do you know where you are? Huh? Nick, you want to try and stand up for us? The firemen want to talk to you and then you and I are going to have a chat. Okay. Ready to roll? Yep. All right. What do you want to do? Stand up, buddy. You going to stand up? Come on out here. I don't know. They don't tell us. I don't know. All right. Come on. Hey, stand up for me. Your feet up. We're going to get you out here and make sure you're all right. Get this Nerkan in. You're working good, man. Cleaning that out of you. Come on. Deputy Timothy remained helpful and maintained his sense of humor even when criticized by paramedics over possible Narcan overuse. He risked everything to save the man's life. And he didn't care about anything else. Too much, huh? Eight was too much. No, it's just a lot real quick. Well, I got Dude, he was purple, guys. So, give him what you got to do. You guys probably don't carry bags. No, a bag. Why would we have those? I'm not even You got to let it circulate a little bit. What? Hey, a little moral curio, right? I don't know. We only give Hey, we only give two and we would eat five more. Well, I know, but I'm here by myself. Cars whipping by. No one's ever showed us what to do. Hey, all the training we get in the county, right? So, the motorist was taken to the hospital. And only 2 months later, Deputy Timothy, who was involved in other rescue incidents, including one where he saved a drowning man was awarded the life-saving award by his sheriff for remaining calm, cool, and collected in these chaotic and dangerous situations. However, officers aren't able to save everyone from overdosing. And this man's death is an unfortunate example. Hey, Clauddio. Hey, we're going to get you. Hey, you got to let us you got to let us unbuckle you. On July 17th, 2023, an officer tried to pull over a suspect for improper window tint. However, the vehicle continued to move only to slow down and eventually come to a stop minutes later with the driver refusing the officer's orders. The windows, roll down all the windows. And shut the car off. Shut the car off. Roll the windows down. Roll the windows all the way down. I have cameras on. Roll the windows down. Okay, roll the windows down and shut the car off. You're doing too much. Just relax. Hey, sir. Hey, relax. Relax. Relax. Keep your hands up there. Keep your hands up in the Keep your hands up in the roof. What's your deal? Shut the car off. I'm scared. Shut the car off. What's your deal? I'm scared. What are you What are you scared of? 39. 39. White Lincoln. Why you Why are you doing what you're doing? Don't reach for anything. Hey, you that's that's that's the kind of that that gets you scared, right? I'm just Get the out. Come on back here. You got anything on you? All right, put your hands up top actually. Just just chill out. Just chill out. Who is it? Cuz you're doing weird. You're doing some that normal people don't do. The driver seemed very jittery and his refusal to stop immediately after the officer initiated the traffic stop. Suggested that he was trying to hide something. Nothing at all. Nothing. Okay. What were you reaching back in the back seat for? Because I got stuff that I bought tissue and all that stuff. And so you needed a tissue when I told you to get out of the car. I got all that like tissue and and I'm going to show you. I don't need you to show me. I don't need you to show me in the back. The the stuff they probably stole. Okay. Well, like I'll be buying. You missed one of the pieces of tissue on your seat, which is not tissue. Come on over here. Hey, man. That's what it is, man. Yeah, it is what it is. We'll see. You'll have an opportunity to help yourself out, but we'll see if we want to do that. Flip around if you even can. Inside his car were several bags of some of which appeared wet, suggesting that he had tried to swallow them. Okay. What is that substance? Okay. How much of it did you consume while I was trying to stop you, Charles? Cuz all those little baggies are wet and they have residue in them, but they're empty. So, did you try to eat them? Why would I? He's called feet to get rid of it. To destroy evidence on court. Okay. So, you didn't do that. They were just wet. Wet on their own. No. Okay. It seems like you've got something going on right now cuz you were not like this a little bit ago. Is that all it is? Is your knowledge? Okay. The officer suspected the man swallowed some bags of which could have lethal implications, but he denied this claim. However, that was only temporary as things would soon get very deadly for him. For what? Cuz I call the ambulance. For what? Call the ambulance, man. What do you need? I call the ambulance, please. What do you need it for? Call the ambulance. I swallow the name and I call an ambulance. Call the ambulance, man. Okay, relax. Call the ambulance. Hey, call the amlance. Please call the am. Why do you need an ammo? I saw this a lot called M&M's. [Music] How much of that did you swallow? Only I didn't swallow nothing. I bought three like four bags. Three bags. There's like seven or eight there and there is like three left. Oh, probably. Yeah. to it. Snorted on door. I snort it. Okay. Shoving. I know. I need the hospital for I swear to God, I need the hospital. Hey, call the ambulance. Call the ambulance. Please. Hey, call the ambulance. Why are you screaming? Call the ambulance. You just I swear to God. I swear to God this call. That's all right. Okay, we're going to shut the door and let you relax here for a minute. Okay. Please don't. Please. I swear to God. You need to relax. I swear to God. Call themselves. [Music] I need the ambulance. Please. Please. Please. Please. Ambulance. Please. All right. Because of the suspect's earlier actions, the officers weren't certain if he was being serious. And while they eventually requested an ambulance, the man's claimed medical behavior only worsened. They're coming. You have to relax. Pull my heart. Pull my heart. You have to relax. Pull my heart. I can pull my heart. Breathe. That only helps with your blood flow. Relax. You're breathing. Pull my heart. Pull my heart. Save me. Save me. Pull my heart. P my heart. Pull my heart. Please pump my heart. You have to calm down. Pump my heart. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. You have to calm down. I can't breathe. Hey, pump my heart. Pump my chest. Please. Hey, man. P my chest. Sit up. Sit up. Sit up. Sit up. No. No. Pump my heart. Hey, pump my heart. Relax. This is my heart singing. Relax. Pump my heart. Come save me. Why y'all not saving me? Why y'all not saving? You're doing this to yourself. Relax. I swear to God I'm not. I swear to God I'm not. I swear to God I'm not. Sir P me. P my chest. P my chest. Relax. My chest. P my chest. We can't do my chest. Damn. P my chest. You are alive and well talking. Relax. Hey. Hey. Save me girl. Come on my heart. Come on my heart. Come blow my heart. I swear to God. Hey. Come blow my heart. Please. Come blow my heart. Just relax. Come blow my heart. Come save me. Hey, come save me. Come save me. Come save me. Come on, man. Come save me. You come save me. Relax. I'm not doing that. I'm going to die. Just breathe. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. You need to relax. Yes, I am. I'm going to die. Come save me. Hey, call LV. The suspect began convulsing and became unconscious until he eventually had a cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead from a overdose from 42 bags containing found in his stomach and throat. The arresting officers faced no criminal charges in his death. However, this officer had a drug overdose while on duty. Wake up, bro. And he would lose his job for it. On October 24th, 2023, two California deputies approached a male suspected of concealing drugs. Is that what that foil is right there in your pocket? Or be real with it. Just be real. Just be real. Yeah. Yeah. Could be. Could be. Is it? I think it is. Head it over. Can I get it back? How about that storm right there? He admitted to and even handed the deputy the drugs, which he placed in evidence before citing the man. Chasing that dragon boy. Later on, Deputy Marvin Morales drove into the sheriff's office and walked into the bathroom. But only minutes later, another deputy would walk in and see him lying on the floor. Wake up, bro. Yes. Where my car is at? Uh, where's Noran apply? He's coming too. Leave that door open. Morales, you good? My radio is dead. Huh? My radio. Get his back off. Straighten his leg. Straighten his leg. Yep. Miles Miles. Hey. Hey. Drag him out. Drag him out. Drag him out. Drag him out. Hey, first Norcast already. Hey, the gun is still in there. Leave that door open so he airs out cuz I don't know what else is in there. The officer quickly washed his hands because he had an idea of what had happened to Morales. An investigation eventually found that Deputy Morales smoked some of he had seized in the restroom from a glass pipe confiscated from another suspect which he claimed to dispose of months earlier. Officers eventually found the tin foil of in his pants pocket before transporting him to the hospital. Yeah. Maybe different. Yeah, you can send you over here. We're in room 23. It's uh left pan cargo pocket. You found something? Yeah. Yeah. So, he eventually admitted to the incident with a toxicology report of his blood showing chronic drug use. The report recommended that he be terminated for dishonesty, but he resigned a month later. If you're enjoying this video, please like and subscribe. However, officers thought this woman wanted her boyfriend to die from an overdose, and they were angered by it. Don't lie to me. This isn't alcohol. Girl, he's OD and why are you lying? You going to sit here and let him die because you're lying to us about what he took? It started when officers were called after a man allegedly struck multiple cars before passing out behind the wheel. Did he take something? Okay. Why not? Send the medic on in. He's not waking up. Knock yourself out with that airbag. All right, everybody get away from me. Get on the sidewalk. Wake up, bud. Hey, if I said that any nicer, I would have killed you with kiteness. You don't got to hit me with your flashlight. If you want me to hit with my flashlight, I will. Wake up, boss. I know. All right. I can only do one thing at a time. You guys want to grab Narcan and I'll circulate that 35. probably smoke one. Yeah, I think he's definitely overdosing. 100%. How much did he use? Don't lie to me. This isn't alcohol. I swear on everything I know. He's OD and why are you lying? I swear you're going to Is this your boyfriend? You're going to sit here and let him die because you're lying to us about what he took. If I knew I really No, you know God. The officer was shocked by the female passenger's conduct as she appeared unbothered by the incident. However, his sole aim now was to get the man help as he was breathing but not conscious. Look up, boss. Look up, bro. Huh? N right here. Back seat. You pat him down already? No. Pat him down quick. I'll work on it. Look up, boss. What's his name? What? Wake up, boss. Yeah. He's not going to wake up. Yeah. Yeah, had one a second ago. There he goes. Hey, wake up, boss. And eventually, the paramedics treated his overdose and the man regained himself, eventually explaining to the officer what had happened. Do you remember anything that happened, buddy? Huh? Yeah, your girlfriend's fine. Yeah, she's up walking around. She's okay. The police. I'll talk to you in a minute, man. I hear you. I understand. We'll take care of that in a little bit. All right, man. Okay. I just want you to know that I'm I'm trying my best to get my life in order. I have a good job. My kid is supposed to be in school tomorrow. Well, there's a good chance that's still going to happen. I understand that. He claimed he went for a drink with his friends and his girlfriend, who he proposed to that night, and he sniffed a powder-like substance his friends gave him. He eventually recovered and was charged with operating a vehicle impaired. But this rookie officer had to save his supervisor from overdosing, and he was completely shaken up. Help's on the way, buddy. You're all right. You're all right, buddy. On the way. Officers pulled over a woman suspected of having drugs and detained her before proceeding to inventory her car only to find a black bag with an unknown substance. But moments later, the officer would begin to act strangely. You okay? You all right? Not sure what it is. 151. This is for an officer. Roll 24. What is that? What is that that you have? Where? I have nothing. No, no, no, no. The in the car. What is that? She called it ice. I swear to God that's what she called in it. Not that I know of. Okay. Well, we have an officer having an effect right now. There's not in it. Please don't tell me nothing. Please, please, please. Stop. Stop. It's called Iser. That's what she called it. I swear that's what she called it. I What? What? What is it? What's the then? That's the generic name. What is it? It's supposed to be She said ice and ice. Do we have a medical? No. The officer suspected his sergeant had been exposed and giving him those symptoms. So he alongside a rookie officer began to get him help. All right, load it up. Hey, help me with it. Hold on. Go ahead. Go ahead. So there's the picture. Okay, so insert white cone into nostril. All right, that's too far. Load it. This just screws in the exposure. Does this blue purple part come off? Yeah. Take off three. Is there a car on scene that can advise what the 49 is? Let her know. We don't know. Possible. We're not sure. We're not sure. The young officer was rightfully nervous about the potentially deadly incident, but he managed to maintain his composure and get his supervisor the much needed help. No, he's doing it. You do it. Come here. One in one in each nostril. Is it going in? Screwed it. Okay. Okay. There it goes. It just It squirted it out. Screwed it out. Suck it up. Suck it up that nostril. Yeah. I'm going all this. You're good. 151 Nan administered glove up. Yeah, I've already got gloves on. Copy that. Going le out this way if you can, buddy. You want to get out and just sit on the floor? Get Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Give me another gun or uh glove. Glove. Give me another glove. All right, guys. Here. Here. Okay. Give me another glove. I'm getting it out. You're all right. Calm down. Yep. Help's on the way, buddy. You're all right. Put him on his side. Put his head on his side at least. You all right? Side bud. Take some deep breaths, buddy. Watch rolling. Watch rolling on your head. You can clear the female first cuz I'm heading up there. You want to wait here? Go get my Narcan out of there just in case. It's on my uh to-go bag right on the top. Mine's loaded up just in case. What else besides a headache? Oh, I felt like rubber met my whole body just went down. 151. Get an ETA for the 24. You want another one? No. All right, I'm good. Should I have the K9 slow down? Yeah, I'm good. How you feeling? I feel fine. I didn't touch anything. All right. And I had I at least had my gloves on. Keep your eye on the swivel. With all this going on now, I can't believe nobody else is here. This is ridiculous. I know. What? The medics are coming right now. I see him. All right. Eventually, paramedics arrived on the scene and transported the officer to a hospital where he recovered. Hey, this suspect would overdose right in front of this officer without even realizing it. You could Hey, you're falling asleep talking to me, man. I'm falling asleep. I'm just On October 13th, 2018, an officer noticed a vehicle driving erratically on the street and initiated a traffic stop. What's going on, man? Oh, I was just a bit tired, so I just nap. Okay. You haven't been drinking? No, I do not. No. No. No. Hold on one moment. Where do you live on the phone? Uh, I live over in Galloway. On Galloway? In Galloway? Oh, Galloway Road. You're having a hard time keeping your eyes open, man. When's the last time you slept? It's been about a day and a half, two days. Hey. Yes. Why haven't you slept in a day and a half? Uh, I just have a kid. You have a kid? Huh? You You sure you haven't taken any? Yes. Are you lying to me? In the past, but not today. You can Hey, you're falling asleep talking to me, man. I'm falling asleep. I'm just running the alley between what? I can't hear you. Oh, I what drives me? You're what? What? What are you saying to me? I can't hear you. You're talking to me? Yes, I'm talking to you. Westchester. No, I can't. Long range motion. Do me a favor. Put Get the keys out of the ignition. Turn your car off. Put the keys on the roof. The driver was going in and out of consciousness and blamed fatigue. And while he seemed to be semi-responsive, he would soon become completely unconscious. Hey 194, can you start me a medic as well? He's OD. No breathing. All right. I don't know if that's going to work cuz he's not laying down. 194 Narcan deployed. Copy. Narcan deployed. Got to get up, buddy. Let's go. Wake [Music] up. Get up. Hey, I I deployed it, but I don't think it works because it just drip right out his nose. If you want to do another dose, come on. Let's go. Get up. Up. Up. Up. Let's wake up, friend. Come on. Let's get up. Talk to me. [Music] Come on. You got to get up. There you go. There you go. Keep breathing. And after four shots of Narcan, the driver regained consciousness. Regal cinema special badge 413. Right here, partner. Have a seat. I'm taking them to doctors. No problem. But yeah, there we go. All right, buddy. Your legs are going to swing up. You'll stay sitting up. He was likely charged with driving a vehicle impaired. Breathe. Come on. Get your head up and breathe, buddy. This man was overdosing on and inching closer to his death. Look at it. Look at his eyes. Are his eyes pinpoint? Yeah. He needs some narc. Well, we got that for him. He's doing so good. Yeah. So good. It happens. Hey. Hey. He was on his Here you go, honey. Watch out. About to mess up his Take that 17. Robert, [Music] $20. Meeting at the CVS mini stepdaughter was just granted emergency custody of her daughter. The dad currently has the child. With one shot of Narcan, the officer managed to revive the man's heartbeat, but he was still unconscious. And since the Narcan was so powerful that it needed time between uses, the officer had to wait and hope the man didn't lose his heartbeat again. Drive. We copy, Wilson Roberts. There he goes. There he goes. There he [Applause] goes. 100 Arcan [Applause] administer administered. You guys just do me a favor. Stay back here. Looks like medics are here. [Music] Door's going to be back open. Yeah, I think there might be two of them there. Still 27. Get your head up and breathe, buddy. Yeah. Was it woke up? Breathe. And eventually they gave the man another dose of Narcan and he was fully alert this time. Alexander followed me for a vehicle and rear of the brown four-door savan. Yeah, let's go. All right. Yes, please. They they are the ones that'll talk to you. Thanks, guys. Absolutely. Thank you. Well, that's close to our house. Yep. Actually, it's a couple streets away from our house. You guys live here? You got all the I got I got Okay, let's go. He was taken to the hospital for a proper checkup before being released home. Are you Did you use any today? What time did you use? I don't know. You took this man called the police for medical aid, but they had no idea he was about to have a drug reaction. What's going on? I'm on the base. Huh? On the base. You're on the base. On the base. Second base. You're on second base. Let me call an ambulance for you. Okay. Okay. Sounds good. When I pulled up, she was out in the road. Yeah. Car stop both directions. Turning on. Take a seat. Just take a seat. Can you start line for the one for three? He has shortness of breath. Just take a seat. Just push me. Push me. Take a seat. Push me. When was the last time you had something to drink? You're not in trouble. Come here. Just take a seat. I got you. Where do you live? Oh, sorry. Are you Did you use any today? Yeah. What did you use? What time did you use? Uh 12. Huh? 12. 12? Yes, sir. I can see white residue on your left nostril. Can you breathe? Yeah. Kind of. Yeah. He's rolling. Hey, we're going to put you in a recovery position. Lay on your left side. Just lay on your left side. Lay on your left side. Lay on your left side. Keep talking to me, bro. Hey, buddy. What's your last name, buddy? Just relax for me, okay? I'm right here. I'm not going to leave you alone. You took Can I get an ETA? If not, my closest unit, code three, possibly all the buddy. God. Hey. It wasn't clear what quantity he took, but the cop quickly realized that any further delay waiting for medical responders could be deadly. So, he got to work. Hey, let me see your nostril. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Let me see your nostril. Breathe. Breathe. First dose. Second. Second. Please help me. Help me. Hey, it's us, brother. He was taken to a local hospital where he received treatment and recovered. If you like this video, YouTube thinks you'll enjoy these, too.