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Action Drug Rehab Hour – Addiction Stories Of Ciara, Glenn, And Alyssa – December 12, 2022

Action Drug Rehab Radio Hour

Hosts: Cary Quashen Topic:  Addiction Stories Of Ciara, Glenn, And Alyssa Guests: Ciara, Glenn, Alyssa Action Drug Rehab Hour – Addiction Stories Of Ciara, Glenn, And Alyssa – December 12, 2022 On this episode of The Action Drug Rehab Hour, Cary Quashen welcomes in Ciara, Glenn, and Alyssa to discuss their rehab journeys. Cary opens the show by chatting with ...

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Five ‘Young Adults’ Hospitalized After Possible Fentanyl Overdoses At Bouquet Canyon Park

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Five “young adults” were hospitalized in two separate incidents Tuesday due to possible fentanyl overdoses at Bouquet Canyon Park. The first reported Fentanyl overdose was reported around 4:20 p.m. Tuesday at Bouquet Canyon Park on the 28000 block of Wellston Drive in Santa Clarita, said Sgt. Edson, with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “The first caller administered narcan to ...

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Deputies Hold Third ‘Java With The J-Team’ Discussing Ongoing Drug Problems In Santa Clarita

Deputies with the Juvenile Intervention Team (J-Team) held a virtual “Java with the J-Team” Thursday to discuss the continuous drug trends in Santa Clarita. On Thursday, deputies with the J-Team discussed how fentanyl remains a problem in Santa Clarita, and offered tips on how to help first responders when someone overdoses. “The Juvenile Intervention Team’s primary function is to address ...

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Suspected Fentanyl Overdoses Rising In Santa Clarita

The number of suspected fentanyl overdoses has reportedly been on the rise within the Santa Clarita Valley over the past several months, with officials noting an increase in the number of street drugs being found with the toxic opioid. Over the past several months, officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s J-Team have “reported concerns” over an increase in ...

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