Crazed fugitive blows fentanyl in Florida cop’s face and claims ‘it’s sugar,’ wild bodycam footage shows
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Crazed fugitive blows fentanyl in Florida cop’s face and claims ‘it’s sugar,’ wild bodycam footage shows A crazed fugitive allegedly blew fentanyl in a Florida cop’s face during a frenzied bust and wildly insisted the lethal opioid was sugar, according to…
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What happened
Crazed fugitive blows fentanyl in Florida cop’s face and claims ‘it’s sugar,’ wild bodycam footage shows A crazed fugitive allegedly blew fentanyl in a Florida cop’s face during a frenzied bust and wildly insisted the lethal opioid was sugar, according to…
Why it matters
Jesse James McAuliffe, wanted on a probation violation warrant, was pulled from his car outside an Ocala grocery store on April 30, then cuffed by two deputies who found a small tied bag of fentanyl stashed in his pocket, shocking video released Wednesday by…
Common ground
“It’s sugar, test it,” the seemingly dazed out suspect told a gloved officer.
Perspective signals
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