David Faiivae, a San Diego sheriff in training, collapsed after being exposed to fentanyl while processing evidence at the scene of a July 3 arrest, ABC News reports . After Faiivae collapsed, field training officer Cpl. Scott Crane began administering naloxone, an FDA -approved nasal spray used to reverse the effects of opioids . “He found a white substance that he suspected was drugs,” Crane said in a video released by The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department. “I was like, ‘Hey dude, too close. You can’t get too close to it.’ And a couple seconds later, he took some steps back and collapsed.” Faiivae said he doesn't remember what happened after he collapsed. “I remember not feeling right, and then I fall back and I don’t remember anything after that,” he said. “I was trying to gasp for breath, but I couldn’t breathe at all.” In the body cam footage released by the sheriff's department, Crane cautions his colleague, saying "that's no joke. It's super dangerous." The trainer...
