One more person has died from a fentanyl overdose in San Diego. Mayor Gloria told NBC 7 he plans on issuing an executive order next week to deal with the growing fentanyl crisis in San Diego.
NARCAN or naloxone was used by police early Monday morning at a Mission Beach rental home. Police said while the group was watching a soccer match at the vacation rental, three people overdosed on fentanyl. Two regained a pulse and started breathing. The third person was taken to Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, but didn’t survive. He said the city will dedicate more resources to street-level enforcement and investigation.
Smiddy said the entire situation needs to treated like the health crisis it is. He believes the government needs to do more and now. “I mean this is where we are at right now. This is scary. It shouldn’t be this way,” Smiddy said. “Every overdose death is a policy failure, hands down.” According to the mayor, in 2021 there were 812 fentanyl-related overdose deaths in San Diego County. He said the county surpassed that number in just the first six months of 2022.
Gloria told NBC 7 he plans on executing that order next week and says more details will be released soon.
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