MILPITAS, Calif. —
The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed to our partners at NBC Bay Area, that the cause of death for former San Jose police officer, De’Jon Packer, is “fentanyl toxicity.”
The office said Packer died of an overdose of the drug.
Didn't even have to guess.
ReplyDeleteNot many , he was only a cop for a year. His Mother just made the news too.
ReplyDeleteSAN JOSE (CBS SF) -- The mother of a San Jose police officer who died recently was arrested over the weekend as a suspect in a home invasion robbery, police said Tuesday.
Nice family.
DeleteI wonder if Dad's in the joint or if they even know who he is.
DeJon ? sounds like somebodies idea of fancy mustard! Ah well , he has now joined the ranks of "Good Cops" party on officer mustard!
ReplyDeleteLEO and the commie left share a motto. "Rules for thee, not for me".
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, my first assumption was that he didn't necessarily deliberately take the fentanyl. It's powerful enough that people have been known to die from environmental exposure. Like the mother who was cleaning her druggie son's personal effects out of his no-longer-needed apartment who got a lethal dose through skin contact. But, no, he was partying.
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C'mon man! Everyone knows climate change is more deadly than fentanyl. Not a joke!
ReplyDeleteYouTube video of American reporters talking with fentenyl cookers in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteIn a field.
Over an open fire.
Cooking in a busted 55-gallon barrel.
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Keyword:
* flies and animal feces and dust and zero quantity control of ingredients
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Chemicals supplied by the chinese.
Playing the long-game.
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Eugene, Oregon.
Three days ago in the half-way house up the street, another fatality.
Fresh from the penitentiary, former addicts are out of touch with the new buzz.
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I have zero use for junkies.
The amount of resources they absorb is not sustainable.
Eugene has multiple clinics and residences and roving patrols of do-gooders (C.A.H.O.O.T.S. -- Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets. Their drivers have zero comprehension of my suggestion to change the name to 'Chronic' instead of 'Crisis'.)
All for nothing.
Junkies are determined to suicide.