Cook County's morgue has brought in refrigerated trailers. The medical examiner says they can't handle all the bodies — at least for now. Many coroners' offices are saying the uptick in drug-related deaths is putting a big strain on their resources and staff, causing some to increase their budget to address the problem.
Sadly people die from bad decisions/life choices they make. Junkies are that, junkies. Rehab works about 5% of the time. Their deaths are no loss to society. Harsh but a reality.
debtsor
3 years ago
So our morgue handled excess coronavirus deaths just fine but it needs refrigerated trailers for fentynal deaths? something’s not right here
Some politician’s relative has a refrigerated truck business. Just normal procedures in Crook County
Old Joe
3 years ago
I encourage Wirepoints readers to research how the Chicoms dealt with their opium crisis after they took over in 1949.
Henry Hatch
3 years ago
Don’t worry, Be happy. These deaths are just an unintended consequence of the Brandon border policy. So what if a little illegal poison slips through the border. It makes Brandon and Kammie happy.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Sadly people die from bad decisions/life choices they make. Junkies are that, junkies. Rehab works about 5% of the time. Their deaths are no loss to society. Harsh but a reality.
So our morgue handled excess coronavirus deaths just fine but it needs refrigerated trailers for fentynal deaths? something’s not right here
Some politician’s relative has a refrigerated truck business. Just normal procedures in Crook County
I encourage Wirepoints readers to research how the Chicoms dealt with their opium crisis after they took over in 1949.
Don’t worry, Be happy. These deaths are just an unintended consequence of the Brandon border policy. So what if a little illegal poison slips through the border. It makes Brandon and Kammie happy.