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09/23/2025

Naloxone can reverse an opioid overdose, but only if someone is there to use it.
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Know how to use it. Know when to call 911. And know that Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you for stepping in during an overdose emergency.
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The law could offer protection if you call for help, stay at the scene, and cooperate with responders.
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Learn more about the Good Samaritan Law and how it could protect you at https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco.

Check out Connect Effect for more information about teen opioid use and prevention:
-> For teens: https://www.connecteffectco.org/youth
-> For parents: https://www.connecteffectco.org/parents

09/09/2025

Worried that calling 911 during a drug or alcohol overdose will get you arrested?
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That’s a common myth, but here’s the truth: Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law could protect you.
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If you call 911, stay at the scene, and cooperate with responders, the law could offer protection from certain drug-related charges.
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Don’t let fear stop you from saving a life. Learn how the law could protect you at https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco.

09/04/2025

Fentanyl is showing up in fake pills — and just a few grains can be deadly.
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It’s up to 100 times stronger than morphine, and it’s nearly impossible to tell if a pill is real or counterfeit. That’s why even one pill not from a pharmacy is too big a risk.
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If someone overdoses, don’t hesitate. Call 911. Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you if you call, stay, and cooperate.
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Learn more about the Good Samaritan Law and how it could protect you: https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco

Check out Connect Effect for more information about teen opioid use and prevention:
-> For teens: https://www.connecteffectco.org/youth
-> For parents: https://www.connecteffectco.org/parents

09/02/2025

Recognizing the signs, administering naloxone, and calling 911 could save a life. Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you for taking action.
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This law could offer legal protection if you call for help, stay at the scene, and cooperate with emergency responders, even if you’ve used substances yourself.
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Learn more about how you could be protected when you respond in an emergency at https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco.

08/28/2025

Naloxone can give someone a second chance — but only if someone’s there to use it.
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If you see someone overdosing, call 911 and administer naloxone. It’s safe, easy to use, and could save a life.
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And if you’re worried about calling for help, know this: Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you. If you call, stay, and cooperate, the law could offer legal protection against certain drug-related charges.
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Want more information? Check out https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco to learn more about how the law protects you.

And while you’re here, spread the word! Share this post to help others understand this law and how it could protect them.

08/20/2025

When it comes to pills, assume the worst — because just one fake pill can be deadly.
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Most fake pills look real, but 60% contain fentanyl. Even a tiny amount can cause a fatal overdose.
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If someone overdoses, call 911 immediately. Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you if you call, stay at the scene, and cooperate with responders.
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Learn more about the Good Samaritan Law and how it could protect you: https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco

Check out Connect Effect for more information about teen opioid use and prevention:
-> For teens: https://www.connecteffectco.org/youth
-> For parents: https://www.connecteffectco.org/parents

08/19/2025

Calling 911 during an overdose could save a life, and Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you for doing the right thing.
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If you call for help, stay at the scene, and cooperate with emergency responders, the law could offer protection from certain drug-related charges.
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Know the law. Know your rights. Be ready to act.
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Learn more about what the law covers and how it could protect you at https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco.

07/31/2025

Know the signs of an opioid overdose — and don’t wait to act.
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If someone shows any of these symptoms, call 911 immediately and administer Naloxone if you have it. You could save their life.
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And if you’re worried about getting in trouble, Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you. If you call, stay at the scene, and cooperate, the law could offer legal protection against drug possession charges.
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Learn more about the Good Samaritan Law and how it could protect you: https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco

Check out Connect Effect for more information about teen opioid use and prevention:
-> For teens: https://www.connecteffectco.org/youth
-> For parents: https://www.connecteffectco.org/parents

07/29/2025

Worried about what could happen if you call 911 during an overdose? Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you.
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Whether you’ve used drugs, have paraphernalia, or are just a bystander, the law could offer you protection if you call for help, stay at the scene, and cooperate with first responders.
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Don’t let fear hold you back. Your call could be the reason someone lives.
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Want more information? Check out https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco to learn more about how the law could protect you.

And while you’re here, spread the word! Share this post to help others understand this law and how it could protect them.

07/22/2025

Saving a life is always the right move, and Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you when you do.
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If you witness an overdose, be sure to call 911, stay at the scene, and cooperate with responders. The Good Samaritan Law could protect you from certain drug-related charges for helping in an emergency.
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Learn more about how to take action and how the law could protect you at https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco.

07/15/2025

Fake pills are everywhere, and many contain fentanyl — even if they look legit. Talking to a friend about the risks could save their life.
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And if someone does overdose, don’t panic. Calling 911, staying at the scene, administering naloxone if you have it, and cooperating could help. Colorado’s Good Samaritan Law is intended to protect you when you do.
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Learn more about the Good Samaritan Law and how it could protect you: https://linktr.ee/arapahoecountyco

Check out Connect Effect for more information about teen opioid use and prevention:
-> For teens: https://www.connecteffectco.org/youth
-> For parents: https://www.connecteffectco.org/parents

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Loveland, CO
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