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Bill Offers Immunity to People Helping With Drug Overdoses

Aug 31, 2012 at

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State lawmakers have sent a bill to the governor that supporters say could help reduce deaths from drug overdoses. AB-472 would give legal protection to people who call 911 if they witness an overdose.

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Bill Offers Immunity to People Helping With Drug Overdoses

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