If someone is unresponsive:
- Check for responsiveness - tap shoulder and shout
- Call 911 immediately
- Check breathing - look for chest movement
- Administer Narcan if available, anyone may give naloxone in Minnesota
- Perform rescue breathing if not breathing
- Place in recovery position if breathing
If stopped by police or ICE:
- Stay calm and keep your hands visible
- You have the right to remain silent
- Ask "Am I free to leave?"
- Do not consent to searches
- Ask for a lawyer immediately if detained
Emergency Numbers:
Remember: Minnesota's Good Samaritan law gives limited immunity from prosecution for personal possession when you seek help for an overdose, if you give your name and contact information, stay on the scene, and cooperate. It does not stop an arrest, and it does not cover alcohol.