Ohio Police Officer Saves Six People in Two Hours: OD Resuscitation

48 thoughts on “Ohio Police Officer Saves Six People in Two Hours: OD Resuscitation”

1. Hopefully he received an award from his department for his great service to the people in his community. He is a true hero imo.

2. God bless that officer 🙌 He’s an angel!

3. One of the best things they every did was allow police officers to start carrying Narcan. My department got it about maybe 3 years ago or so and since then I've used it dozes of times….maybe more than 50 times. The minutes when a cop first arrives before a paramedic are so crucial to the survivability of the person. Narcan is like a miracle drug. People wake up fresh as a daisy often within a minute. Sometimes the people are even pissed off at you because you killed their high with the Narcan which reverses the effects of the opiate taken and makes them sober as a bird.

4. The people doing this don’t realize how bad they hurt the ppl that love them. 😞

5. BLESS
   YOU
   OFFICERS 👮‍♀️

   MUCH LOVE ❤️

6. Officer Aaron Franklin, sir, you are a bonafide hero. Ohio you are lucky to have one of America's Finest in your force. God bless.

7. The ambulance took a long time to get there

8. You are supposed to administer another dose of Narcan if the first one doesn't work.

9. Props to the cop for his sense of urgency and level-headedness. Nothing to say about the EMTs.

10. Incredible … Sad … Horrifying … I just thank God everyday for every life saved

11. Incredible … Sad … Horrifying … I just thank God everyday for every life saved

12. This problem would solve itself rather quickly if we banned narcan. When you are making poor deadly life decisions on a daily basis those choices should have deadly consequences.

13. Makgoa one aeee😭😂😂😂
    Ahhh
    Kante le rileng?😂😭😭

14. why are you giving cpr to someone with a pulse?

15. 4:08 can't have shit in detroit

16. So, straight up, when I was in my mid-20s I hadn't taken anything, but I had been up for days due to hardly ever having sleep, but I passed out and my wife called 911. The medics showed up, shot me with 5 different meds with the last being Narcan, and I woke up after that. They took me to the hospital where my blood to screen was clear. They STILL put an overdose on my record because I responded to Narcan. What a world. Thank God cops are well trained nowadays and very good officers.

17. "Here I go saving again"
    -Aaron Franklin

18. Look, it’s those terrible, horrible cops looking to kill people..🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

19. That is the kind of LEO who was born to be an LEO. He didn't even mention what he did earlier in the day to anyone. Hopefully he has been recognized for his great work

20. If only we treated drugs like the epidemic it is

21. That FIRST Medic was LIKE " AH FUCK ANOTHER ONE " I say FIND A DIFFERENT JOB asshole !!!! You can tell by his actions !!!

22. so many of them made their death wheeze they are so lucky to be alive

23. You don’t give compressions if there is a palpable pulse.. but still there is no denying this LEO is saving lives with that narcan

24. dude at 1:44 when his buddy grabs his hand you can see how pale and almost grey looking he is.

25. Absolute savage, Officer! You’re a life saver!

26. Maybe his brother has the info ,🤣

27. Brave officer giving mouth to mouth to a crack head

28. omg his fingers literally are losing color. i went through this same shit with my sister. i found her locked in her room ODed and had to do cpr until the ambulance came but completely understand this and it’s so terrifying. thank god for first responders and narcan!! it saved her life, and i happened to as well.

29. the guy calling him a fuckin idiot saying "i told you" probably needed his friend to help him find a vein before he passed out

30. Somebody had that fire

31. I honestly don't know what everyone is excited about… I saw ONE dude get saved by Narcan [which is good] in a FIFTEEN-minute video but definitely not SIX people in two hours… can anyone explain to me if this is part two or something…?? It's still wrong because that title doesn't fit the video… ridiculous…

32. This is the definition of what a police officer should be, fighting for every citizens life, until their last breath, free of judgment. This officer is a true hero!

33. dude got a Nine inch Nails tattoo under the belly button

34. Its a sad reflection of the state of the USA today – half of them are always drugged up. Its a miracle they were even able to land a vehicle on mars but eventually that country will crumble because of its stupid people and corrupt business and political practices.

35. What a winner

36. Loser

37. this, kids is why you dont support ACAB (all cops are bad)

38. let’s defund the police and have social workers do this tho!

39. I've had a few friends die from this drug, and a few on the way to die from it. I don't use opiates or any drug like that. Once they get bad, I just avoid them, and by the time they die, they have already done something to drive me away. I just wish I had more patience but I don't.

40. I hope these people seek help. As a former heroin addict who has almost died several times and lost many friends I pray they do…. god bless the officers, paramedics, and the public who care and go above and beyond for people that wouldn’t mind dying in the gutter….

41. This shit has to effect you mentally. True hero.

42. Pat needs to get rid of the tag with the three 6's on it… that's a start. I hope he got a grip on life.

43. You can tell how nervous the officer is by his voice, trying to save this man's life… Thank you! Officer, for your service. [God] bless you all!!

44. This shit always makes me tear up.

45. Where is this where everyone's a drug addict and everyone has to have arm tattoos? Bizarre.

46. Should of just let em do the funky chicken. 🐥🐤🐣🐓🐔🐦

47. Oh hell no, what's this?! Paramedic-standard is "load and go" as usual in developing countries…

48. Whoever reads this drugs is not a joke DONTT even touch it u will get hooked and ruin ur life and ur family lives it’s temporary pain people 💙

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