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SEARCHConcord police in a Facebook post Monday lauded the quick actions taken by Officer Aaron Khamosh, who a driver flagged down on Salvio Street Friday night frantically asking for help.
Officer Aaron Khamosh of the Concord Police Department revived a child exposed to fentanyl. The mother has been arrested on suspicion of child endangerment and possession of a narcotic. (Photo: Concord PD)
A Concord, CA, officer revived a toddler he found unresponsive after being exposed to the opiate fentanyl Friday night.
Concord police in a Facebook post Monday lauded the quick actions taken by Officer Aaron Khamosh, who a driver flagged down on Salvio Street Friday night frantically asking for help.
Khamosh found a 2-year-old in the back seat of a vehicle had stopped breathing and began CPR. When the toddler remained unresponsive, the mother revealed that the child "got ahold of some fentanyl" and needed Narcan, police said.
Khamosh administered two doses of Narcan and the toddler regained consciousness. Medics took the child to a hospital, KTVU reports.
