Two students died from drug overdose at Ole Miss. The university issued the following statement on Facebook:
Oxford police and the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics are investigating. This email is floating around campus:
Apparently, the drug causing the overdoses is cychlorphine, and it doesn’t show up on fentanyl test strips. Spread this to your chapters and tell them that nothing is safe. I’m working with the office to get a message out.
Because it is invisible to common harm-reduction testing tools, emergency personnel and health agencies emphasize that if an overdose occurs, naloxone (Narcan) must still be administered immediately. However, due to cychlorphine's extreme potency, multiple consecutive doses of naloxone are frequently required to restore breathing - if something happens, make sure your guys know how to save a life
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1st, prayers for the families.
One of those documents said Narcan available in vending machines. Good grief, what a situation. I guess clean needles are there too. So much for using vending machines for chips, drinks, and sweets.
Seeing reports about finding Kratom at the scene. Such a shame that young people are reaching for this crap, especially when they have no idea what's really in it or what it can do to them.
And I hope and pray that you never have to experience the loss of a child.
More like China... China is intentionally killing young Americans
Life is so insanely beautiful. There is much to explore and read about and so much great music. History is seemingly endless and there is natural beauty in almost every inch of America to enjoy. So why in the world are our boys wanting to destroy their mental health and brains with drugs at all? There is plenty of joy and fun in being sober to actually experience everything. I can get behind drinking with friends, but these drugs are depressing to even think about. Teach your kids to be happy in the “mundane” and always be grateful for the little things in life. This is so sad. It’s a glimpse into the way our society is going. I can’t help but think the phones and social media-fication of everything is doing a ton of damage.
How does cychlorphine present? Is it in weed? Is it a pill? Other? So scary.
“alert your chapters “
The Eagle’s front page is OD death, Narcan vending machines, and the local weed farm.
Pathetic.
Prayers for families who join my family who 5 years ago KRATOM was the ROOT of my grown adult taking his life. MS LAWMAKERS NEED TO WAKE UP, your teenagers can buy KRATOM DOWN THE STREET from your house. Talking @ 15 yr olds. Parents please educate your kids tonight, they call these bath salts but they are STRAIGHT POISON!!!
Find out who supplied the drugs. THIS ISNOT HARD TODO on a college campus. Prosecute, and Prosecute again. I know of no other way tostop
No help from KRATOM, it kills, I know 1st hand! Not an opioid. EDUCATE
So we know for sure it was two boys?
In MS no problem buying at your gas station down street surrounded by all vapes. Poison! Ask any middle schooler they know what it is!
It is SOLD AS BATH SALTS!!!
Many overdoses are actually poisonings, where the dealer knowingly misrepresented to the victim what the drugs were, either because he wanted to kill them or because he didn't care whether they died or not. It's also often at least partially motivated by anti-white hatred. Don't do drugs, kids.
My first thought when I read the Jambalaya headline was this was something related to the weekend football hype, the game and three day drinker. Assuming nothing, now, was an attempt made by the university to shield this from public knowledge, until emails and Facebook posts started flying around?
Is a campus police department really charged with responsibility for student notifications, damage control and media interaction?
I think your post is bullshit. You watch too damned many television crime shows.
Dealer is LOCAL GAS STATION, known to kids as GAS STATION HEROIN!
Gas Station Heroin? I thought it was Lady Heroin
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