BREAKING:
Four West Point Cadets Overdose On Fentanyl-Laced Cocaine
At VRBO In Ft. Lauderdale…
Two Cadets Hospitalized After Giving Them Mouth-to-Mouth


By Patty McMurray
Published March 12, 2022 at 10:26am
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100 Percent Fed Up

Spring breakers have converged in various hot spots across Florida.
Much to the dismay of homeowners with short-term rentals in their neighborhoods,
large groups of rowdy, young partiers will move into residential neighborhoods
where they party 24/7 in homes rented through Airbnb, Vrbo, and other short-term
rental companies.


Daily Mail
The students were staying in a short-term vacation rental home
listed on VRBO for $360 per night. The 1,596-square-foot home
features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a large
backyard with a private pool, according to the listing, and is a
15-minute walk to the beach. 

The home was vacated of the renters by Friday evening,
according to reports. It remains unclear if the suspect was
staying at the rental property with the spring breakers. 



On Thursday, police, and paramedics were called when six West Point cadets, two of whom
are also football players required medical attention after overdosing on fentanyl-laced cocaine
while staying at a Vrbo property in a Fort Lauderdale, Florida neighborhood.




Homeowners in the neighborhood where the VRBO is located described seeing
the spring breakers being carried out of the rental home crowded with young vacationers.



Daily Mail reports
A suspect believed to be connected to the group of spring breakers
who overdosed on cocaine laced with fentanyl was arrested in Florida,
police confirmed to WSVN Friday night.

Police in Wilton Manors, a city located in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale
metro area, did not release the suspect’s name or indicate their connection
to the six West Point cadets who were hospitalized Thursday
after overdosing on the drug.

A seventh individual, only identified as a woman, was later taken to the
hospital and treated, the Sun-Sentinel reported. It is unclear if she suffered
an overdose or what condition she is in. It is also unknown if she attended
West Point with the other patients. As of late Friday, only three remained in
the hospital, the TV station reported. Two were in critical condition and on
ventilators. The other patient is said to be in stable condition.



'We saw paramedics pulling the kids out of the house, unconscious, just laying them on the grass,’
Dana Fumosa, who lives a few doors down, told NBC6.








Neighbors in Wilton Manors told the Sun-Sentinel that the West Point cadets had been staying
at the rental property for several days and that on Wednesday night, police were called
for an unspecified reason.




The short-term rental home where the overdoses occurred.



Short-term rentals have turned quiet residential neighborhoods into nightmares for
homeowners who are forced to contend with the clerkless hotels that are frequently
used for week-long bachelor/bachelorette parties and young adults looking for
unsupervised vacations. While many states and communities are working to ban
short-term rentals, Michigan State lawmakers, led by Republicans in the House,
recently passed House Bill 4722 that would strip MI residents of the ability to
regulate or ban short-term rentals (commercial properties) from their neighborhoods
and communities. If the MI Senate approves the legislation, Michigan will become a
free-for-all state for owners of these commercial properties, many of whom live miles
away or even out of state, leaving the responsibility of policing wild parties at their
investment properties to the neighbors.








News helicopter video shows paramedics converging in the front yard of a short-term vacation
rental home on NW 29th Court in Wilton Manors, where multiple people were found in cardiac
arrest at 5 pm.Daily Mail reports – Fort Lauderdale Fire Department Battalion Chief Steve Gollan
told Local10 that two of the people who overdosed were sickened because they tried to perform CPR
on the initial four overdose victims. He said the opioid-overdose-reversing drug naloxone,
sold under the brand name Narcan, was administered to revive the victims.

‘These are healthy young adults, college students in the prime of their life,’ Gollan said.
‘Getting this drug into their system, it’s unknown what the recovery will be on the critical individual.’

Inhabitants of popular vacation spots, including Cancun, Miami, Pensacola, Fort Lauderdale, and
South Padre Island, have to deal with observing never-ending crowds of college students having
a good time, often blasting loud music and drinking alcohol from the first week of March until April.

Shocking stories of short-term rentals gone wild are unfortunately becoming all too common.

In Phoenix, Arizona, a party at a short-term rental led to a shooting. Houses near the short-term-rental
were riddled with bullets. Four bullet holes were found surrounding a bedroom window next door
where small children were sleeping.


Watch:






Here is another story of a party home in Las Vegas, NV
that’s an LLC owned by a man in Memphis, TN:






Pray for these cadets.

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