Other times it is psychological, like paranoia, anxiety, or psychosis - or a mixture of the two. Sometimes it is physical when our bodies don’t feel right. Overamping means a lot of things to a lot of people. Overamping is the term we use to describe what one might consider an “overdose” on speed. Overamping can be harmful - either physically, mentally or both - and the intention of this guide to help us think of ways to lessen that harm. The goal of this booklet is to get us all to take the issue of overamping seriously and to bring attention to it as much as other kinds of “overdoses,” and also to recognize all the smart things people already do to keep themselves and their friends safe. We all have our own ways of doing things, and our own experiences with the drug, the high, and practicing harm reduction. The suggestions in this guide are intended as just that: suggestions. “There’s one appropriate response no matter how people are reacting and that’s to treat that other person who’s having a crisis with compassion and treat them with kindness no matter what, that’s the always the appropriate response.” –Jesse Practicing Harm Reduction, for ourselves and with our friends “You take that one shot all of a sudden you go damn, I shouldn’t have done that, you did one too many and you just crossed the line…all of a sudden, paranoid, everybody’s looking at you, you’re in a fishbowl…it lasts 12 terrible hours…and the shadow people are watching, everyone’s just on that side of the door looking at you, the cops have binoculars three stories away, everything’s got recorders.” –Rick –This document was made in collaboration between the DOPE Project, North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition, and the National Harm Reduction Coalition. Law Enforcement Training Booking and Events.Law Enforcement FAQ on Naloxone and Syringe Exchange.Preventing Occupational Fentanyl and Fentanyl Analog Exposure to Emergency Responders.Georgia OD Prevention and Naloxone Brochure.Post Overdose Response and Law Enforcement.Two investigations have arisen from the 41-year-old's death.ĭetective Superintendent Bray said on February 5, 2019, Trevor King was lured to a house where he was unlawfully detained and tortured for up to six hours. Trevor King's body was found in January 2020, at West Lakes and was initially treated as a suicide by drug overdose.

under coercion, and in the mistaken belief that if he did what he was told he would be let go, and sadly, that did not occur.' 'We know in the lead-up to his death he was held captive for over a week, and we also now know he was forced to commit crime by his captors,' Detective Superintendent Bray said. Robert Atkins, 32, was reported missing on January 2, 2021, but police said he was murdered shortly after daybreak on November 16, 2020, in the state's Mid-North. 'We’ve selected the best detectives, intelligence people and some of the best forensic people in Australia.' 'This will be a long-term and challenging investigation, but we are confident we will get results for the efforts we put in,' Detective Superintendent Bray said. He was reported missing in January this year, but police said they now know he was murdered on November 16, in the state's Mid-North. The investigation was sparked by the death of Robert Atkins, 32, who police say owed a $1,000 drug debt. Detective Superintendent Bray confirmed 42 police were investigating up to 15 suspects.

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