At least four people are dead and dozens more have been hospitalized after overdosing on what authorities in Georgia believe to be Percocet. A Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) spokesperson said reports of overdoses are still coming in and the number of fatalities could increase, AJC.com reported. GBI spokesperson Nelly Miles told the news outlet that over the past 48 hours emergency workers in Macon, Centerville, Perry, Warner Robins and Albany responded to overdose
calls and found people unconscious and not breathing. Some had to be placed on a ventilator, AJC.com reported. The victims reportedly ingested a “yellow pill,” which authorities have not yet definitely identified. The Georgia Department of Public Health called the pills “extremely potent” and warned that while the overdoses are concentrated in the middle and southern areas of the state, the drugs may be sold elsewhere, AJC.com reported. READ MORE
Fake news in order to further regulations. Big brother forever in our business.
Key words ” have not definitely identified” Ranks up there with “unidentified sources”or “reliable sources”, or as usual: “unconfirmed”.