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几天前警察捡到一包毒品,当时还戴着手套,却中毒了,中毒的症状和吸收过多一模一样。
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) U' c5 a# O2 G/ r$ n) K( J, M2 I今天早晨专科医生在收音机里说,隔着手套毒品都跑到手里甚至身体里面去,可能性比中Lotto Max 还小。
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Alberta peace officer hospitalized after picking up discarded fentanyl vial6 m3 Q6 q& B' i; z* x" j# n+ w
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Warnings are being issued in a small summer village west of Edmonton after an Alberta peace officer was exposed to the dangerous opioid fentanyl while patrolling the streets.7 b) v5 J# o! F, Q3 Q7 c4 }" X
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Jeremy Hampton, a member of the Seba Beach Patrol Service, was rushed to hospital after he picked up a vial of powder he found Saturday on a road. Seba Beach is 90 kilometres west of Edmonton, on the western shore of Lake Wabamun.! K5 R2 w& Y1 g5 g* C5 |. }; M0 D
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"He was just out on regular patrol when he noticed there was a vial on the ground," said Dwight Dawn, president of the Alberta Peace Officer Professional Association. 6 z$ X4 j; S4 v0 j$ {( ]: o
1 r2 z8 f, h& Y7 v4 k( m# [+ }Hampton picked up the vial using rubber gloves. Soon after, he began having breathing problems and an elevated heart rate.: z6 N S5 j1 w. C* q
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"He got back to his office and started noticing the symptoms," Dawn said."Fortunately for him, he was carrying a naloxone kit on him and was able to inject himself."
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RCMP were brought in to investigate and officers found traces of fentanyl on the dashboard of the peace officer's car and on his ticket books, Dawn said.$ m: ~) u/ d- b. c' r8 r
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The vial contained MDMA, cocaine and fentanyl.
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"We're not not too sure exactly how the inside of the vehicle got contaminated or how he got contaminated. It's just one of those things," Dawn said. "It's a very dangerous substance.
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"As much as we try to be cautious with it, it takes very little for this to float around in the air and get contaminated." ' b/ p# @( C' l' Y1 t' {" _7 M. M
4 V1 K+ I a- a% W$ F# v- @- wAfter a couple days off the job, Hampton is back to work and "doing fine," Dawn said. |
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