Crime & Safety

Officers Revive Opioid Overdose Victim With Naloxone, Police Say

Culver City police officers helped save an opioid overdose victim using Naloxone to revive him.

Culver City police helped revive an overdose victim Thursday using Naloxone, officials said.
Culver City police helped revive an overdose victim Thursday using Naloxone, officials said. (Courtesy of the Culver City Police Department)

CULVER CITY, CA — Officers helped revive an opioid overdose victim Thursday using Naloxone, or Narcan, police said.

The overdose was reported about 6:30 a.m. Thursday in the 3800 block of College Avenue, near Venice Boulevard, police said.

Officers arrived and found an unresponsive man who had suffered an opioid overdose.

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"Officers quickly administered Narcan to the victim and revived him," officials said.

Culver City Fire Department arrived took the man to a hospital for further medical treatment.

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"Thanks to the responding officers' quick actions, the male subject will survive and make a full recovery," officials said.

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