California deputy trainee exposed to fentanyl, collapses in harrowing video.

California deputy trainee exposed to fentanyl, collapses in harrowing video.
A California sheriff’s deputy trainee was exposed to fentanyl and would’ve died had his partner not jumped into action to save his life, newly released video shows.
The traumatic incident happened on July 3.
The San Diego Sheriff’s Office said Deputy David Faiivae was exposed to the opioid while processing drugs at the scene of an arrest.
Faiivae’s field training officer, Corporal Scott Crane, said they had found the drug in a car and he advised Faiivae not to get too close.
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Body camera footage shows Faiivae appearing disoriented before taking a step back and collapsing on the pavement.
"I grabbed him and he was OD’ing," Crane said.
In the video, Crane can be seen administering Narcan – which reverses overdoses and has become a crucial weapon in the fight against opioids – while trying to keep Faiivae focused on breathing.