Measure to provide freed prisoners with naloxone advancing in Springfield – Center Square

The bill’s sponsor, state Rep. Justin Slaughter, said funds from Illinois’ share of the nationwide opioid settlement will cover the cost.
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Tommy Paine
1 year ago

So what’s next idiot Justin? If you’re released from prison for a gun crime you get a gun? This is the same dumba$$ that had the crime bill where you couldn’t be arrested for most anything.

DAG
1 year ago

Nothing like enabling drug abuse!

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