GRAND FORKS, ND (trfnews.i234.me) A Grand Forks woman is now facing criminal charges in connection to a Thursday night emergency overdose call we told you about last week.
* Check back Wednesday afternoon. We’ll talk with Grand Forks Police about the “Immunity Law” and how this person could be charged.
we have an update to a story we first told you about last Thursday night of an overdose emergency call in Grand Forks Ultra and station one operation warfarin overdose they have had two doses of narcan and possibly starting CPR now the male victim ultimately regained consciousness and survived however 26 year-old Mary walls is now facing criminal charges in connection to that incident according to court documents emergency responders were sent to 111 North 11th Street in Grand Forks last Thursday night for an overdose as I said the male victim survived and Mary walls was seen exiting the apartment directing emergency responders to the victim walls told police that the victim had come over unannounced he brought heroin with him injected it and passed out she administered CPR and gave him two doses of narcan she also told police she flushed the syringe down the toilet walls was already on probation so her vehicle was searched and police allegedly found multiple used syringes a loaded syringe three spoons with heroin residue and a cellophane wrapper containing heroin Mary walls has been charged with felonies of possession of heroin and drug paraphernalia I’m Neil Berg reporting for I news dot TV
UPDATED: Grand Forks Woman Faces Charges in Relation to Overdose Incident
