He was lucky he was broke. There were 18 known fentanyl ODs in their circle last weekend.
Fentanyl
- Thread starter petros
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The hardcore junkies wont shoot pills if there is fentanyl around. They wont OD on hydromorphone but it's too expensive to get a buzz from shooting pills.
Yeah- that drug monkey is NASTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And a gambling addiction is almost as BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But gives good bargains if you re cold hearted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some guy a few blocks over from me sold a nearly new F250 truck for pennies on the dollar........................
to pay off his gambling debts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Better to sell the truck CHEAP - and keep on walking........................
than to keep the truck and not be able to either work or drive it because your kneecaps are broken!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some people just DO NOT see the trouble coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fatal (Potential) Overdoses Under Investigation
The Regina Police Service, in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service, is investigating two separate deaths in the past 24 hours that may be fatal drug overdoses. NOTE: Cause and manner of death are conclusions that only the Coroners Service can make, and these cases are both still under investigation; but the circumstances of these deaths, in the wake of numerous non-fatal overdoses in our community, make it more important than ever to warn people about the consequences of illicit drug use. Anyone who is an active user of illicit fentanyl or fentanyl analogs is in danger. Even if people are not making good choices for themselves, others around them should be aware of the higher-than-usual potential for a drug overdose and have a safety plan. The Regina Police Service also recognizes there are those who have information which could help rid our community of these substances and hold people accountable for the crime of drug trafficking.
Last night, at approximately 9:29 p.m., February 14, 2020, police were dispatched to a residence in the 300 block of McCarthy Boulevard for a report of a person who was unresponsive. Police and EMS arrived and found an adult male who was deceased. There was no evidence at the scene that would suggest the death was a criminal case, but there was ample evidence of drug use. The deceased male is a 28 year-old Regina male; his next of kin have been notified of his death. The Coroner was called to the scene and an investigation is underway.
Early this morning, at approximately 2:46 a.m. February 15, 2020, police were called to a residence in the 3900 block of 2nd Avenue to assist other emergency responders. An unknown caller indicated there may be someone at the address who was overdosing on drugs. Police and EMS arrived and located a female who was deceased. Police secured the scene, requested the Coroner and began investigation. Police located several items suggesting drug use. This case is under investigation, in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service. The deceased female was identified as a 37 year-old Regina woman; her next of kin have been notified of her death.
Both deaths are under investigation and the Coroners Service has ordered autopsies. Anyone with information that could help police in these investigations is asked to contact the Regina Police Service at 306-777-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Since January 1st, police are aware of 46 instances of drug overdoses. Of these, police attended 29 cases and deployed Naloxone (or Narcan) 12 times. Two of these overdoses are fatal (as described above).
We cannot overemphasize the importance of calling 9-1-1 in the event of a drug overdose. Symptoms of an opioid overdose may include: slow or no breathing; gurgling, gasping or snoring; clammy, cool skin; and blue lips or nails. If you suspect someone has overdosed on any drug, call 9-1-1. The Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act protects anyone who is experiencing, or anyone who is present when someone else is experiencing, a drug overdose from charges for possession of a controlled substance when they call 9-1-1 for help. More information about the Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act is available here. People can also access Naloxone kits, if they are concerned about experiencing or witnessing a drug overdose. More information on take-home Naloxone is available online at:
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/opioids#preventing-opioid-overdoses-take-home-naloxone
The Regina Police Service, in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service, is investigating two separate deaths in the past 24 hours that may be fatal drug overdoses. NOTE: Cause and manner of death are conclusions that only the Coroners Service can make, and these cases are both still under investigation; but the circumstances of these deaths, in the wake of numerous non-fatal overdoses in our community, make it more important than ever to warn people about the consequences of illicit drug use. Anyone who is an active user of illicit fentanyl or fentanyl analogs is in danger. Even if people are not making good choices for themselves, others around them should be aware of the higher-than-usual potential for a drug overdose and have a safety plan. The Regina Police Service also recognizes there are those who have information which could help rid our community of these substances and hold people accountable for the crime of drug trafficking.
Last night, at approximately 9:29 p.m., February 14, 2020, police were dispatched to a residence in the 300 block of McCarthy Boulevard for a report of a person who was unresponsive. Police and EMS arrived and found an adult male who was deceased. There was no evidence at the scene that would suggest the death was a criminal case, but there was ample evidence of drug use. The deceased male is a 28 year-old Regina male; his next of kin have been notified of his death. The Coroner was called to the scene and an investigation is underway.
Early this morning, at approximately 2:46 a.m. February 15, 2020, police were called to a residence in the 3900 block of 2nd Avenue to assist other emergency responders. An unknown caller indicated there may be someone at the address who was overdosing on drugs. Police and EMS arrived and located a female who was deceased. Police secured the scene, requested the Coroner and began investigation. Police located several items suggesting drug use. This case is under investigation, in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service. The deceased female was identified as a 37 year-old Regina woman; her next of kin have been notified of her death.
Both deaths are under investigation and the Coroners Service has ordered autopsies. Anyone with information that could help police in these investigations is asked to contact the Regina Police Service at 306-777-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Since January 1st, police are aware of 46 instances of drug overdoses. Of these, police attended 29 cases and deployed Naloxone (or Narcan) 12 times. Two of these overdoses are fatal (as described above).
We cannot overemphasize the importance of calling 9-1-1 in the event of a drug overdose. Symptoms of an opioid overdose may include: slow or no breathing; gurgling, gasping or snoring; clammy, cool skin; and blue lips or nails. If you suspect someone has overdosed on any drug, call 9-1-1. The Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act protects anyone who is experiencing, or anyone who is present when someone else is experiencing, a drug overdose from charges for possession of a controlled substance when they call 9-1-1 for help. More information about the Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act is available here. People can also access Naloxone kits, if they are concerned about experiencing or witnessing a drug overdose. More information on take-home Naloxone is available online at:
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/opioids#preventing-opioid-overdoses-take-home-naloxone
Yes- and here is a reminder thqat the MAJOR WORLD SUPPLIER of fentanyl IS SOVIET CHINA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The same people who are outraged that westerners dont want their Huawei spyware and malware...........................
are also importing lots of POISON into Canada ..........................
and using the illicit profits to mess around in the Cdn real estate market - TO OUR COST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is bad enough that RED China makes so much profit from fentanyl - but consider the list of OTHER HARMFUL CRAP THEY SEND US:::::
Here is yet another article explaining why open and unregulated trade
with Red China - as Our idiot Boy and his loser LIE-berals are seeking, is a bad idea! With some comments of my own in brackets):
Asbestos in a Crayon, Benzene in a Marker: A School Supply Study’s Toxic Results
Crayola crayons tested negative for dangerous chemicals in a study by a consumer group, the United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund. A green Playskool crayon tested positive for trace amounts of tremolite, a form of asbestos.
By Niraj Chokshi
Aug. 8, 2018
A public interest group said this week that it had found toxic substances in a number of school supplies, including asbestos in a Playskool crayon and another carcinogen, benzene, in a dry-erase marker.
The findings were detailed in a report published Tuesday by the group, the United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund, which had an independent laboratory test 27 back-to-school products. Four tested positive for dangerous chemicals.
(Some will recall the huge scandal in China itself when it was discovered that Chinese milk producers were adding melamine to milk products to make them easier to handle and or to stretch out the supply quickly and cheaply- with the result that hundreds of babies sickened with some being crippled for life and others dying from consuming the toxic milk!)
“It’s insane for us to be finding asbestos in kids’ products, whether it’s technically legal or not, and parents shouldn’t have to worry about this in 2018,” said Dev Gowda, an author of the report who also directs the group’s campaign to persuade manufacturers to drop toxic substances from personal care products.
(China has a LONG history of shrugging off western concerns about all sorts of contaminants! One has only to think of Yankee frustration over Chinese indifference to western complaints about Chinese packing crates laced with Emerald Ash Boring beetles! The beetles and larvae could have been easily disposed of by kiln drying the wood prior to making the packing crates but Chinese officials refused- and they suggested that if Yankees had concerns then they should fumigate or kiln dry the packing crates in United States!)
(Chinese official have LIMITED concern for the environment at the best of times and they seem to delight in seeing what mischief they can make for Yankees! How Yankees were to be protected from the beetles AFTER contaminated crates loaded with product had ALREADY ARRIVED in the country did not concern the Chinese!)
(The result of Chinese non cooperation has been to see Emerald Ash Borers get FULLY ESTABLISHED in North America- with the result that govt is now cutting down tens of millions of Ash trees - killed by the beetles- with millions of Hickory trees also under threat as they are related to Ash trees and the beetles will probably get to the Hickory trees in time!)
(The extermination of an entire species of North American trees- just so we can keep buying cheap crap from China seems like a HUGE price to pay just to avoid annoying Chinese Soviet dictators!)
“We wish that we didn’t have to do a study like this, but the reality is that corporations — from manufacturers, distributors and retailers — aren’t doing this for us,” he said.
(Chinese producers have a LONG history of using lead, antimony and other toxic compounds in cheap jewelry and children`s toys as well! Chinese products MUST be constantly monitored by western agencies for alterations in chemical composition from one shipment to the next! Just because one shipment is clean does not mean the next one will be!)
The group tested crayons, markers, binders, water bottles, lunch boxes, notebooks, rulers and glue. The products were purchased nationwide at a variety of businesses, including box stores, dollar stores, pharmacies, arts and crafts stores, and online.
The group, which has been surveying toys for more than three decades, recommended that the companies that make or offer the products stop selling them and start notifying consumers about the chemicals they appear to contain.
It also called on policymakers to continue to support the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a federal agency, and urged the commission itself to test more school supplies for dangerous chemicals.
(Public opinion on this stuff is very much divided! Some people consider that access to cheap Chinese goods and maintaining happy relations with China should trump “minor issues” with a “few” products!)
Here’s a look at what the public interest group found:
Asbestos
Of the crayons tested, one, a green Playskool crayon, tested positive for trace amounts of tremolite, a form of asbestos. The crayon was part of a set of 36 manufactured by Leap Year Publishing and purchased at a Dollar Tree store.
Julie Duffy, a spokeswoman for Hasbro, which owns the Playskool brand, said that “product and children’s safety are top priorities” for the company.
“We are conducting a thorough investigation into these claims, including working with Leap Year, the licensee of the product,” she said in a statement.
(Uh huh- as I have said there is enough evidence available to suggest that ALL Chinese products should be viewed as suspect!)
In an email, John Sorenson, a spokesman for Leap Year Publishing, said that all of its products, including the green crayon mentioned in the report, “are thoroughly tested by independent labs” to meet or exceed federal standards.
“We are currently re-verifying that they are safe and free of any asbestos, as well as requesting a review of P.I.R.G.’s testing methods,” he said.
(Uh huh- and one must ask just how many shipments of Chinese goods are routinely tested? Chinese “quality control” is known rto be ERRATIC at best!!)
Tremolite is responsible for many cases of asbestos-related cancer and asbestos diseases, according to the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
In a statement, Dollar Tree said it was aware of the report and had “since re-verified that each of the listed products successfully passed inspection and testing.”
(But can each shipment over a period of time pass? The answer seems to be NO!)
Crayons sold under five other brands — Crayola, Up & Up, Cra-Z-Art, Disney Junior Mickey and the Roadster Racers, and RoseArt — tested negative for asbestos, Benzene and related compounds
Four markers were sent to the laboratory, and two dry-erase ones tested positive for a group of compounds often found in petroleum products and known as B.T.E.X.: benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene.
One of those compounds, benzene, is a known carcinogen and was found in a package of six magnetic markers purchased on Amazon and produced by The Board Dudes, a brand owned by Mattel.
In a statement, Mattel said it took such reports seriously, “aggressively” tests its products and was reviewing the claims. The markers, the statement added, “contain substance levels that fall within the permissible limits.”
(And with nobody knowing- from one shipment to the next- what chemicals MAY be present- we should question just what dosage people are really getting! This is the great problem with China- each purchase is a crap shoot- fine several times and then suddenly bad next time!!!)
(I do recall watching a TVO documentary crew filming a rice farmer spraying insecticide onto his flooded paddy - with the substantial over spray splattering onto another flooded paddy where fish were being farmed! No Cdn who saw the film would ever eat those fish! And the amount of insect spray on the rice was a question mark as well!)
Benzene disrupts the normal functioning of cells, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Long-term exposure can have harmful effects on bone marrow and lead to a decrease in red blood cells.
An Expo dry-erase scented marker, also purchased on Amazon, tested positive for some of the B.T.E.X. compounds, though not benzene and none at levels considered worrying by toxicologists, according to the report.
(Still - some scientists suggest that CUMULATIVE EXPOSURE to various carcinogenic chemicals can add up to cancer -as the various chemicals sometimes react together as one! Legal levels of exposure to one chemical may be safe - but the dangerous truth often comes out if studying exposure to MULTIPLE chemicals at one time!)
In a statement, Expo said that it was aware of the report and that its products “meet all applicable regulatory and safety standards.”
Washable markers, from Crayola and Jot, tested negative.
In another set of tests, the public interest organization examined three sets of three-ring binders for phthalates, a group of chemicals added to plastics to make them flexible, some of which may affect human reproduction or development.
(With China having already displayed a savage disdain for human reproduction
with its ruthless implementation of the “one child per family” POLICY!)
Only one, a Jot-brand, 1-inch blue binder from Dollar Tree, tested positive. Binders sold under the Avery and Yoobi brands did not.
A version of this article appears in print on Aug. 9, 2018, on Page B4 of the New York edition with the headline: Back-to-School Surprise: Toxic Matter in Supplies.
(So we should assume that Chinese manufacturers are aware of the western legal requirements for chemical limits - but occasionally Chinese manufacturers slip over the line into illegal territory for fun and profit??? Since unscrupulous Chinese have demonstrated a willingness to poison their own people with the melamine milk mess- there is no reason to think they will take our health any more seriously!!!!)
Deaths dealers..
Drug Search Warrant: Three Charged
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Two adults and a youth are facing charges in connection with the execution of a CDSA search warrant yesterday. This operation was carried out by the Regina Police Service Crime Reduction Team, assisted by Patrol, Property Crimes, NWEST (firearms experts) and animal protection.
As the result of ongoing investigation into illicit drug trafficking in the city of Regina, police executed a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act warrant just before noon yesterday (February 14, 2020) at a residence in the 1000 block of Rae Street. In the search, police located drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine; drug paraphernalia, including scales, packaging and cash; ammunition and weapons including four prohibited firearms, bear spray and brass knuckles. A number of people were taken into custody without incident and upon further investigation, three individuals were charged.
Fifty-one year-old Peter Daniel COTE and 41 year-old Lisa Marie BRASS, both of Regina, are jointly charged with 13 weapons and drug related charges:
– Possession of a scheduled substance (cocaine) for the purpose of trafficking [5(2) CDSA];
– Possession of a scheduled substance (fentanyl) for the purpose of trafficking [5(2) CDSA];
– 2 X Store firearm or restricted weapon contrary to regulations [86(2) CC];
– 3 X Possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to public peace [88 CC];
– Unauthorized possession of a firearm [91(1) CC];
– 2 X Unauthorized possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon [91(2) CC];
– 2 X Possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition [95(1)(a) CC]; and
– Possession of a firearm, prohibited or restricted weapon obtained by crime [96(1) CC];
A 17 year-old male youth, who cannot be named in accordance with the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is facing a total of 16 charges:
– 2 X Store firearm or restricted weapon contrary to regulations [86(2) CC];
– 3 X Possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to public peace [88 CC];
– Possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized [92(1) CC];
– 2 X Possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon knowing its possession is unauthorized [92(2) CC];
– Possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition [95(1)(a) CC];
– 2 X Possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition [95(1)(b) CC];
– Possession of a firearm, prohibited or restricted weapon obtained by crime [96(1) CC];
– 4 X Possession of firearm contrary to prohibition [117.01(1) CC];
Both BRASS and COTE were released on an Undertaking to appear in Provincial Court at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 26, 2020.
The accused youth was released on an Undertaking to appear in Youth Court at 9:30 a.m. on March 26, 2020.
Drug Search Warrant: Three Charged
You are here:HomeNewsDrugs & AlcoholDrug Search Warrant: Three Charged
Two adults and a youth are facing charges in connection with the execution of a CDSA search warrant yesterday. This operation was carried out by the Regina Police Service Crime Reduction Team, assisted by Patrol, Property Crimes, NWEST (firearms experts) and animal protection.
As the result of ongoing investigation into illicit drug trafficking in the city of Regina, police executed a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act warrant just before noon yesterday (February 14, 2020) at a residence in the 1000 block of Rae Street. In the search, police located drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine; drug paraphernalia, including scales, packaging and cash; ammunition and weapons including four prohibited firearms, bear spray and brass knuckles. A number of people were taken into custody without incident and upon further investigation, three individuals were charged.
Fifty-one year-old Peter Daniel COTE and 41 year-old Lisa Marie BRASS, both of Regina, are jointly charged with 13 weapons and drug related charges:
– Possession of a scheduled substance (cocaine) for the purpose of trafficking [5(2) CDSA];
– Possession of a scheduled substance (fentanyl) for the purpose of trafficking [5(2) CDSA];
– 2 X Store firearm or restricted weapon contrary to regulations [86(2) CC];
– 3 X Possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to public peace [88 CC];
– Unauthorized possession of a firearm [91(1) CC];
– 2 X Unauthorized possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon [91(2) CC];
– 2 X Possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition [95(1)(a) CC]; and
– Possession of a firearm, prohibited or restricted weapon obtained by crime [96(1) CC];
A 17 year-old male youth, who cannot be named in accordance with the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is facing a total of 16 charges:
– 2 X Store firearm or restricted weapon contrary to regulations [86(2) CC];
– 3 X Possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to public peace [88 CC];
– Possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized [92(1) CC];
– 2 X Possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon knowing its possession is unauthorized [92(2) CC];
– Possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition [95(1)(a) CC];
– 2 X Possession of a prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition [95(1)(b) CC];
– Possession of a firearm, prohibited or restricted weapon obtained by crime [96(1) CC];
– 4 X Possession of firearm contrary to prohibition [117.01(1) CC];
Both BRASS and COTE were released on an Undertaking to appear in Provincial Court at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 26, 2020.
The accused youth was released on an Undertaking to appear in Youth Court at 9:30 a.m. on March 26, 2020.
Well, at least it's not really dangerous, like alcohol (responsible for 75% of substance-use deaths in Canada, per the Canadian Institute for Health Information).
Well, at least we know that the long gun registry is working... no deer rifles mentioned so this is a huge win in and of itself
Sorry to hear that Petros.
GOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It makes me fell warm all over to hear how effectively...........................
our LIE-beral gun control and registration laws are working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Funny how the 3 prairie provinces kicked 'er up a notch after the rural citizens said you do something to help protect us or we will. Crime units formed, gang units formed, roving rural theft units formed and it is paying dividends as reported in the news almost daily.