AUGUSTA AS THE SECOND ANNUAL
ERIC J. SMALLS MEMORIAL
BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT IS SET TO TIP OFF ON
FRIDAY...
15 TEAMS WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE
TOURNEY THAT HONORS
THE LIFE OF ERIC SMALLS WHO LOST
HIS LIFE AT JUST
NINE YEARS OLD IN A CAR ACCIDENT
TWO YEARS AGO
TODAY...
AND TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR COREY
WARREN
SAID IT'S IMPORTANT FOR HIS
MEMORY TO LIVE ON...
COREY WARREN:
"I WANT TO BRING MORE
RECOGNITION TOWARDS ERIC, THAT'S
FIRST AND FOREMOST. I
WANT THIS TOURNAMENT TO ALLOW
THE TOURNAMENT AND
OTHER CSRA AREAS THE OPPORTUNITY
TO GET TO KNOW THIS KID AND NOT
LET HIS
PASSING, OR THE TRAGIC ACCIDENT
HAVE THE WIN, HIS MOM HAS ALWAYS
SAID THAT, 'WE WILL NOT LET THAT
HAVE THIS WIN.'
THE FIRST GAME OF THE TOURNAMENT
IS FRIDAY AT 6 P-M
AT EVANS HIGH SCHOOL...
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE ERIC
SMALLS SCHOLARSHIP...
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE HEAD
TO OUR WEBSITE,
W-J-B-F DOT COM..
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$3k worth of tools stolen - Duration: 0:21.
MARK:THREE-THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF TOOLS ARE STOLEN FROM
A TRUCK IN DAYTON. A UTILITY
WORKER CALLED POLICE TO THE
U-D ARENA PARKING LOT
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.THE
TRUCK'S DOORS WERE UNLOCKED AS
THE MAN WAS WORKING INSIDE THE
ARENA... WHEN HE RETURNED, HE
SAW A PIPE ON THE GROUND...
AND THE TOOLS MISSING. SO FAR,
NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE.
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Cincinnati police now carry Narcan for K-9s - Duration: 2:05.
SIDE AT
6:00.
>> WE HAVE TO CARRY NARCAN
BECAUSE THE TUNNEL IN
CARFENTANIAND HEROIN ARE SO
PREVALENT TODAY.
>> POLICE KNOW THE DANGERS THEY
FACE COME IN CONTACT WITH
FENTANYLIN CARFENTANIL.
THEY NOW HAVE TO THINK ABOUT
THE DANGERS FACING THE K9
OFFICERS AS WELL.
>> T.J.
PARKER MET WITH A K9 HANDLER
TODAY ABOUT WHAT THEY ARE DOING
TO MAKE SURE THEY DO NOT
OVERDOSE.
>> Reporter: CINCINNATI POLICE
THEY CAN AND OFFICERS ARE MORE
SUSCEPTIBLE TO COMING INTO
CONTACT SO NOW OFFICERS CARRY
NARCAN KIDS FOR THOSE DOGS TO
KEEPTHEM SAFE.
CINCINNATI POLICE OFFICER JOHN
MENDOZA AND AXEL HAVE BEEN
PARTNERS FOR SIX YEARS
RESPONDING TO HEROIN CALLS
DAILY.
THEY ARE SEEINGMORE
CARFENTANIL CAN IMPORTANT THAT
IF THEY COME IN CONTACT HE CAN
BE TREATED.
>> THESE DOGS ARE LIKE BEING A
PART OF OUR FAMILY.
WE DO NOT WANT TO TAKE THAT
CHANCE.
>> Reporter: MENDOZA SAID THEY
ARE THE NUMBER 12 ON THE STREET
WHEN IT COMES TDRUG
ADDICTIONS AND HE CANNOT RISK
AXEL OVERDOSINON HIM.
>> MY DOG IS A DRUG DOG AND
THAT IS THE ONLY THING THAT HE
IS TRAINED ON.
THE CHANCES OF HIM COMING
ACROSS THAT TODAY ARVERY
HIGH.
THIS IS A NARCAN CAN'T.
-- KIT.
>> Reporter: HE CAN DELIVER IT
IN HIS NOSE OR BACK IS THSAME
DRUG USED ON PEOPLE.
>> WE ARE THANKFUL TO HAVE THIS
MEASURE BUT IS IT IS
UNFORTUNATE WE HAVE TO HAVE IT.
TRUCK LIEUTENANT SAUNDERS SAY
IT IS HIGHLY LIKELA K9 CAN
COME INTO CONTACT WITH THESE
DRUGS.
>> THEY CAN BE EXPOSED TO THE
DANGERS OF HEROIN AND MOST
OPIOIDS.
>> Reporter: FORTUNATELY
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Sarasota County deputies protect K-9s from exposure to heroin - Duration: 2:08.
THE HEROIN CRISIS THAT IS
RAVAGING FLORIDA IS IMPACTING
SOME UNLIKELY VICTIMS, K-9
DOGS.
YOU WOULDN'T EXPECT THAT BUT
IT'S A BIG DEAL.
AND NUMBER OF DOGS HAVE GOTTEN
SICK RESPONDING TO CRIME SCENES.
HAS JOHN RODGERS SHOWS US, THE
SARASOTA COUNTY SHERIFF'S
OFFICE IS TAKING ACTION.
Reporter: GUYS, THIS IS A
REAL THREAT THE DEPUTIES ARE
WORRIED ABOUT.
THEIR CANINES ARE LIKE FAMILY
AND THEY ARE DOING EVERYTHING
THEY CAN TO KEEP THEM SAFE.
DEPUTY BRYAN BICKELL SPENDS
EVERY HOUR OF EVERY DAY WITH
HIS PARTNER RIKER.
THE TWO ARE ALWAYS LOOKING OUT
FOR ONE ANOTHER. THEY ARE
DEPUTIES.
THEY ARE DEPUTY, THEIR FAMILY,
THEY ARE A LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER.
Reporter: AND THAT MEANS THE
DOGS FACE THE SAME THREATS
THEIR HANDLERS DO.
LAST YEAR IN FLORIDA, THREE
CANINES WERE HOSPITALIZED AFTER
INGESTING FENTANYL-LACED
HEROIN.
AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
INCLUDING IN SARASOTA ARE NOW
TAKING PRECAUTIONS.
IT'S A VERY SAD SITUATION
WHERE WE HAVE TO DO THIS.
TRUCK IF DEPUTIES BRING A K-9
TO A SCENE WHERE HEROIN IS
PRESENT, THE DOGS WILL ONLY
SNIFF FROM A DISTANCE.
VETERINARIANS SAY IF THE DOG
COMES IN CONTACT WITH HEROIN,
IT COULD CAUSE ANYTHING FROM
SEVERE DIARRHEA TO PUTTING THEM
INTO A COMA.
DOCTOR EDWARD COLE TREATS
CANINES AND SAYS NARCAN CAN BE
GIVEN TO THE ANIMALS TO REVERSE
THE EFFECTS OF HEROIN.
IT'S GOT A PRETTY SHORT
DURATION OF ACTIVITY SO
DEPENDING ON THEIR DOSE, THAT
MIGHT NEED TO BE RE-GHOST
SEVERAL TIMES.
Reporter: DEPUTIES ARE ALSO
TRAINED TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE
FIRST AID TO THE ANIMALS.
THEY WILL THEN CALL AN
AMBULANCE TO RUSH THE DOG TO
THE NEAREST EMERGENCY VET.
SOME OF THAT STUFF CAN BE
OBSERVED PRETTY QUICKLY.
PRETTY IMPORTANT TO GET THEM
THERE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Reporter: THE SHERIFF'S
OFFICE TAKES THIS THREAT
SERIOUSLY BECAUSE THESE DOGS
ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ANY
MAN OR WOMAN IN UNIFORM.
THEY LOOK TOWARD THEM TO
HELP THEM OUT IN A TIME OF NEED
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