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The Waco Police Department said a woman was found unresponsive after opioid K2 on Tuesday afternoon. Paramedics used breathing salts to revive the unresponsive woman. The caller told police the woman was foaming at the mouth. Patrick Swanton with the Waco Police Department said. Police said they responded to the overdose call on the 1600 block of West Ave.
Swanton told Channel 6 the substance smoked by the woman was 'similar' to the substance smoked in the other two incidents this month. "opioid this K-2 like substance is similar to putting a loaded gun to your head," Swanton told Channel 6. Paramedics revived the woman using smelling salts and the woman refused to go to the hospital, Waco PD Sgt. One man died in his Waco apartment July 8 after he collapsed from smoking K-2, and 3 others were hospitalized July 9 after smoking the drug outside a Waco bar. Photo: MGN Online (Photo: Custom)WACO - Around 1:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, the Waco Police Department responded to the 1600 block of West Ave. to a call of a woman who was found unresponsive after smoking a 'K-2 like substance'.
Swanton didn't know whether the woman was breathing when first responders arrived, but said she remained unresponsive until paramedics used smelling salts to revive her. The woman, who was released from jail last week after an arrest on unrelated charges, refused transport to a local hospital," Swanton said. Paramedics revived a 22-year-old woman who was found unresponsive Tuesday after opioid K2, the synthetic marijuana product that appears to have been related to the death of a man who collapsed on July 9 at a Waco apartment complex after smoking K2 and to an incident the next day at a Waco bar where two women and a man collapsed after smoking a K2-like substance. "You're playing Russia roulette every time you smoke it," Waco police Sgt. "This young lady is extremely fortunate someone was there with her to call EMS," he said.
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Swanton told Channel 6 the substance smoked by the woman was 'similar' to the substance smoked in the other two incidents this month. "opioid this K-2 like substance is similar to putting a loaded gun to your head," Swanton told Channel 6. Paramedics revived the woman using smelling salts and the woman refused to go to the hospital, Waco PD Sgt. One man died in his Waco apartment July 8 after he collapsed from smoking K-2, and 3 others were hospitalized July 9 after smoking the drug outside a Waco bar. Photo: MGN Online (Photo: Custom)WACO - Around 1:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, the Waco Police Department responded to the 1600 block of West Ave. to a call of a woman who was found unresponsive after smoking a 'K-2 like substance'.
Paramedics revive local woman found unresponsive after smoking K2
Swanton didn't know whether the woman was breathing when first responders arrived, but said she remained unresponsive until paramedics used smelling salts to revive her. The woman, who was released from jail last week after an arrest on unrelated charges, refused transport to a local hospital," Swanton said. Paramedics revived a 22-year-old woman who was found unresponsive Tuesday after opioid K2, the synthetic marijuana product that appears to have been related to the death of a man who collapsed on July 9 at a Waco apartment complex after smoking K2 and to an incident the next day at a Waco bar where two women and a man collapsed after smoking a K2-like substance. "You're playing Russia roulette every time you smoke it," Waco police Sgt. "This young lady is extremely fortunate someone was there with her to call EMS," he said.
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