Police: Narcan to the Rescue

Ellwood Resident Receives Narcan to Reverse Overdose

According to the police report, on September 26, police and medics were called to an Ellwood residence after receiving a call from a concerned wife that her husband was unconscious and unresponsive due to a heroin overdose. Upon arrival, medics administered Narcan, a drug that reverses the affects of opiate overdoses almost immediately. Shortly after the dose, the man became responsive and told medics he had overdosed on heroin. A stamp bag and a small silver “tube-like” pipe was located in the individuals pocket. Three children who were present at the time witnessed the entire incident.

Compton California Resident Steals Ellwood Resident’s Identity

According to the police report, on September 26, a 56 year old Ellwood resident came to the police department to report her identity was stolen by someone in Compton, California by an unknown individual. The unknown suspect used the victims name, date of birth, and Social Security Number to open a credit card registered to the Ellwood resident. Within a few days of opening the card a total of $8,000 was stolen. The incident is under further investigation.

Woman Charged for Possession of Drugs and Theft

According to the criminal complaint, on September 10, officers were dispatched to the Ellwood Dollar General for a retail theft. Upon arrival, the suspect Susan Renee Lutz was taken to the managers office for questioning and searching. The responding officer located store merchandise in the total of $20.50 as well as several prescription pills which Lutz said she does not have a prescription for. Lutz is being charged for possession of controlled substances and retail theft.

7 Comments on "Police: Narcan to the Rescue"

  1. Seargent Saunders | September 28, 2016 at 2:17 pm | Reply

    OK, that’s nice but WHO is going to pay for the first responders and this medication? This was a SELF INFLICTED situation. These people should be billed accordingly and sued accordingly if and when they won’t pay. However, you can just about guess people like this are judgement proof deadbeats or welfare types!

  2. What happened to the 3 children? Why didn’t it read 3 children taken from the house and cys notified. It’s not about the concerned wife or the idiot drug addict. Children deserve to grow up not having to watch someone trade drugs in front of them! It’s not cute people! Take a real stand against drugs! Step up to the plate and do something, the SMH thing isn’t working!

  3. Are charges pending on the Heroin user? Article stated stamped bag and drug paraphernalia was found on the user. Sounds like charges need to be persuaded. How about child endangerment?

    • EllwoodCity.org Staff | September 29, 2016 at 8:47 am | Reply

      At this time we do not know if the man is being charged or not. We will know in a couple weeks and can follow up with the case.

  4. Well I hope something is done where those three children that witnessed it can be safe and I think the guy should be taken to rehab … wanting to go or not. Narcan use should be an automatic trip to rehab

  5. Concerned parent | September 30, 2016 at 11:10 am | Reply

    Well I hope something is done where those three children that witnessed it can be safe and I think the guy should be taken to rehab … wanting to go or not. Narcan use should be an automatic trip to rehab

  6. System has a flaw | October 5, 2016 at 6:58 pm | Reply

    Good news for all drug addicts. Our wonderful state of PA has adopted a policy that anyone who calls for help in a overdose can not be charged and any drugs found are just confenscated. Sucks if you are the children who witness it. If your house is clean and addict not high when they interview there is no help for them. There is no accountability. It will continue to get worse.

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