Bay Area cops treated after suspected fentanyl exposure

Two Vacaville police officers were treated with naloxone and taken to an area hospital Tuesday night after they showed signs of a possible fentanyl exposure.

Naloxone (brand name Narcan), a nasal spray carried by police and fire department officials, is administered when anyone shows signs of fentanyl overdose. It reverses and stops opioids immediately.

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