Regional police responded to two suspected overdose deaths on Wednesday – including a call in Kitchener and one in Wellesley Township
Waterloo Regional Police have emphasized the significance of carrying naloxone should you or someone you know be using drugs – after responding to two suspected overdose deaths on Wednesday morning.
According to police, officers responded to a call in the area of King Street East and Ottawa Street North in Kitchener Wednesday morning – as well as a separate suspected overdose of death in the Gerber Road and Nafziger Road area of Wellesley Township.
In one of those incidents, regional police said they located a substance believed to be green fentanyl.
You can learn more regarding how to recognize and temporarily reverse an overdose here.
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Police have responded to two suspected overdose deaths in the area of King Street East and Ottawa Street North in Kitchener and Gerber Road and Nafziger Road in Wellesley Township this morning.
In one incident, a substance believed to be green fentanyl was located. pic.twitter.com/IwVMHvMYBM
— Waterloo Regional Police (@WRPSToday) December 14, 2022
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