Bodycam video shows moments after Wisconsin deputy exposed to fentanyl 

Terrified my boy hiGh!!!!

@@alphaomerta9477 fentanyl ain't a fun kind of high

He was having a panic attack you moron! He was not in any danger!

He ain't scared for his life he scared he going to get caught that he smoked crack you don't have your eyes open like that when you overdose what are insult

Yeah if he was ODing, does it say anywhere that he was? No, go read a book.

He didn't take it he was just exposed to it so no wonder it has a different effect. It's unwise to presume you know everything.

@@DaMazzaf97He was not under the influence of Fentanyl in any way.

Are you really trying to one up him on overdosing??????!

@@DaMazzaf97Google this case yourself man. His police force apologized for claiming it was fentanyl. They made a mistake, the guy just had a panic attack. The hospital found no drugs in his system

This isn’t a panic attack lol

Bless his nose

@@LoveroffrogsROFL 😂😂😂

Bless him for being a little scared coward having a panic attack?

For what? His pathetic crying fit? This is 100% psychological.

There was nothing wrong…..a baby wanted some attention……..drugs don’t work like that….

Y’all are pathetic. Why would he be faking it?

@@cpasket122he’s not faking it. He had a panic attack. I’m sure he thought he was going to die and his colleagues reacted appropriately. That being said, the hospital found no drugs in his system and his police force made a statement saying he was not overdosing and simply had a panic attack

@@spenceroliphant2665 This people just repeat what they hear and don't think critically.

I know. And read all these uneducated comments who believe this media and police conspiracy. I wish the news would stop spreading this BS.

Don't believe you

@@lasher840 Why don't E.R. staff faint? Why don't babies and children of user faint? Why don't junkies faint? Why don't first time users faint? Why don't the mules who carry the drug faint? Why is it that only cops have this problem? Because the truth is fentanyl will not intoxicate if you it touches bare skin. It's simply a panic attack or a fake cry for attention.

I know exactly what you’re saying I’ve had a panic attack before and they are actually brutal.

@@lasher840 belief and fact are too different things. Your disbelief doesn’t take away from the fact

@YoDaddimore like, said the person who knows what they’re talking about

You're right. It can't get into your blood stream through simple contact unless it's in a patch. Otherwise raw powder or pills aren't going to have an effect on you like that.

@@marcuswilliams5255 so riddle me this. There are many other powdered chemicals out there that can kill you if it accidentally gets into the air via a gust of wind or something, right? Why doesn’t that apply to fentanyl? It acts the same. Only takes a small amount to kill you.

@YoDaddi thankfully I've never been a fentanyl addict or user but I have seen ppl overdose and my sister was a drug addict who died of an overdose mixing booze with cocaine she didn't know had fentanyl in it.... I take this stuff seriously but cops are the only people I know who suddenly slump over at the tiniest exposure and even doctors have spoken out saying the same thing. Just bc I know about fentanyl doesn't mean I'm an addict lol. I carry narcan and I'm not a user nor do I personally know any users but just in case...

@YoDaddiyou are clueless and should stop chiming in on topics you know absolutely nothing about.

It helps with OD ing

@@tytyvang2120he isn’t OD’ing though

@marcuswilliams5255 right I was just confused because the individual was not presenting with signs or symptoms. Naloxone really just minimizes symptoms, the primary concern being respiration. This individual was conscious, sitting up, talking. So I didn't know maybe something happened before?

No idea. He obviously wasn't overdosing.

Apparently the effects of the narcan can wear off and the person can go back into respiratory failure. However as a person who has been revived by narcan that wasn't my experience. Once the super jitters calmed I was back to normal and didn't need any further doses.

This is NOT a reaction to fentanyl!!! This is a psychosomatic response because the police keep pushing the narrative that the touching fentanyl will kill you. That's not how fentanyl overdoses occur! I've had multiple fentanyl injections with doses much higher than the amount could ever be absorbed through unbroken skin on the hands. If slightly touching fentanyl caused this type of reaction, how van the people carrying it around in their pockets and handling it repeatedly aren't dead or reacting this way? Because the reaction that cop displayed is COPAGANDA!!! The officer doesn't even realize he's acting because the police have repeatedly told him that this will occur if he touches fentanyl. This is a pseudopsychological reaction brought on by being repetitively lied to about fentanyl. If you don't believe me, do a search on how fentanyl ACTUALLY works and the hundreds of doctors and pharmacists speaking out against this lie. Also, Notice the cop that gave him narcan spray in the nose? Makes you wonder why they don't use narcan on the people they arrest for being on drugs if these cops carry it in their cars...

He's totally fine, because he was faking it.

​@danielboone8435 let me guess your a professional drug on drugs?

moron@@danielboone8435

@@danielboone8435 Nothing ever happens

First off moron it's spelled 'scary' NOT "scarry." Secondly, he wasn't overdosing he was having a panic attack!

This is a joke right?

@@tytyvang2120 no, it's been proven over and over again, these supposed fentenal exposure ODs are 100% all fake. Follow up on one, you will see weeks later will be reported on the last page of local news it was something else.

Well then how is he overdosing if he's not taking drugs?

@@videogamenoob100 That's my question. I'm pretty sure you can't overdose on fentanyl just by touching it.

@@acwesty Go ahead and test that theory.

This is NOT a reaction to fentanyl!!! This is a psychosomatic response because the police keep pushing the narrative that the touching fentanyl will kill you. That's not how fentanyl overdoses occur! I've had multiple fentanyl injections with doses much higher than the amount could ever be absorbed through unbroken skin on the hands. If slightly touching fentanyl caused this type of reaction, how van the people carrying it around in their pockets and handling it repeatedly aren't dead or reacting this way? Because the reaction that cop displayed is COPAGANDA!!! The officer doesn't even realize he's acting because the police have repeatedly told him that this will occur if he touches fentanyl. This is a pseudopsychological reaction brought on by being repetitively lied to about fentanyl. If you don't believe me, do a search on how fentanyl ACTUALLY works and the hundreds of doctors and pharmacists speaking out against this lie. Also, Notice the cop that gave him narcan spray in the nose? Makes you wonder why they don't use narcan on the people they arrest for being on drugs if these cops carry it in their cars...

They gave two doses m0r0n.

On the fan light between a lion and the truth he ain't overdosing opioids he might have smokes and crack or some mess his eyes are open OMG

Lmao😂

Sadly, most people that see this video won't hear the truth you just spoke. Fentanyl is terrible but police lying to the public is even worse.

​@@MakeCriminalsIllegalAgain100% it's ridiculous they do this. Yes fentanyl is dangerous and deadly but this shit is just ludicrous. An OD looks nothing like that. You don't just freeze up with your eyes wide open lol

What was causing his reaction?

@@africkinamericanmost likely the anxiety of just being around fentanyl combined with the stress of being a cop. They may believe that just being around it can cause death, so they can panic.

Vaccine??

Then why he give him narcan?

That's because touching fentanyl does NOT cause this reaction. You can not overdose on fentanyl by touching with unbroken skin on your hands. The "junkies" as you so harshly refer to them aren't dying from touching fentanyl because the narrative being pushed by police is a outright lie that numerous doctors and pharmacists are speaking out against. And if you're unhappy with people you consider undesirable reproducing, please vote for a prochoice candidate.

LITERALLY

Lol true

die form what. unless he put it straight into his body, that is a lie. touching it will not kill you even if you have a cut on your hand.

he was not about to die, you cannot overdose from fentanyl in the air, he was having a panic attack

@@atkihitotsukushididnothingwro exactly. it was having a panic attack. if you were outside and fentanyl was in the air, you would not get anywhere close to overdosing on it.

It's a pill

@@patriciaprevot7752 all that from just touching it?👀

This is NOT a reaction to fentanyl!!! This is a psychosomatic response because the police keep pushing the narrative that the touching fentanyl will kill you. That's not how fentanyl overdoses occur! I've had multiple fentanyl injections with doses much higher than the amount could ever be absorbed through unbroken skin on the hands. If slightly touching fentanyl caused this type of reaction, how van the people carrying it around in their pockets and handling it repeatedly aren't dead or reacting this way? Because the reaction that cop displayed is COPAGANDA!!! The officer doesn't even realize he's acting because the police have repeatedly told him that this will occur if he touches fentanyl. This is a pseudopsychological reaction brought on by being repetitively lied to about fentanyl. If you don't believe me, do a search on how fentanyl ACTUALLY works and the hundreds of doctors and pharmacists speaking out against this lie. Also, Notice the cop that gave him narcan spray in the nose? Makes you wonder why they don't use narcan on the people they arrest for being on drugs if these cops carry it in their cars...

@@esils It can be a powder, or more often than not it *isn't*.. as in.. there is not just a bag or pill of fentanyl, but another substance..such as cocaine or heroine.. that is cut with fentanyl As far as I understand, breathing it in or having skin contact can be fatally dangerous.

@@casey_jones32 no, you cant od from skin contact. the officer in the video is faking and overdose, and there are plenty of other examples

You absolutely know nothing buddy. You just see. That statement somewhere and paste it.

You are a BOZO.

I’ve said this in a couple other comments sections, but why is it that there are so many other powdered chemicals out there that can kill you if the particles get into the air via a sudden breeze. Why wouldn’t fentanyl act the same? It only takes micrograms to kill you.

actual moron who doesn't understand how scary and potent fentanyl is

So he's just chilling there, faking it?

He is having a psychological event. It is impossible to OD from fentanyl through skin contact. And it would take over an hour of exposure in a confined space of it being in the air.

I mean if he had a lot on his fingers and then snorted it back to his mucus membrane. Signs and symptoms not compatible with a narcotic overdose - granted it isn't as clear as the obvious panic attacks any other officers 'overdosing' are clearly having. Let me take another look.

this shit is as fake as it gets, he is fine.

@@srt4bsource?

​@@Flip11111it's common sense. You can't overdose from ANY drug without directly ingesting it (intentionally or otherwise).

Never mind

@@mumtazsheikh690 it’s actually not recommended to be touched because of the little dose it takes to kill you. So let’s say you touch it, right? And then you get one of those almost painful itches right on your nose. The nose is filled with a veins. Fentanyl comes into contact with those veins and BOOM you are higher than a kite. Or dead.

that is the idea friend

Fentanyl isn't as dangerous as the media makes it out to be. Look it up, can't actually overdose by just touching street fentanyl unless you have an open cut on your hand or something. It has to get into the blood stream.

This is psychological. Fentanyl overdose via transdermal or through the ambient air simply does not happen.

@@lukelovelady3295 yes it does. Wind exist, and it only takes like a small little bit of fentanyl to kill you. You can literally say the same thing about many other powdered chemicals. So why doesn’t apply to fentanyl?

@@lukelovelady3295not to mention the officer exhibited absolutely zero of the clinical symptoms of fentanyl overdose and had zero response to narcan, the antidote to fentanyl overdose. This is quite possibly due to the fact that he did not overdose on fentanyl. Lol

Are you honestly that stupid to fall for this propaganda?

Who?

What risk? This is false. This has been proven false, yet cops still do it. They pretend to overdose from touching it, which you cannot do.

You could, but the odds of it happening are astronomically small and this definitely had nothing to do with fentanyl. He had a panic attack

@ToolBoy - so you collect mechanic guy gloves? But never went to WyoTech?

Are you trying to make a joke using the dying words of innocent people murdered by police officers? Are you really putting your racism and hatred on full display for the world to see?

⚪️s constantly harm kids in schools.

We’ve found the racist

100% fake!! The officer's reaction is only real so far as you can consider a pseudopsychological response authentic. That guy has been told over and over again that touching fentanyl will kill him and shown others reacting the same way. Copaganda and brainwashing. This officer has been brainwashed to react this way. Notice the cop that gave him narcan spray in the nose? Makes you wonder why they don't use narcan on the people the arrest for being on drugs if these cops carry it in there cars.

Yes it is

​@FistBoss - Here's $10 for our pizza. Get off my porch.

Yep

How, may I ask?