CASA GRANDE, Arizona — A deputy in Pinal County revived a 65-year-old man during an overdose rescue near Casa Grande using naloxone, authorities reported Tuesday. The incident unfolded around 12:30 p.m. on March 10, 2025, spotlighting efforts to address opioid emergencies in the area.
Responders received a call about the man in distress and arrived to find him unresponsive. The deputy administered naloxone, an overdose reversal drug, bringing him back from the brink. The man’s identity, exact location, and subsequent condition weren’t disclosed. A social media post on March 18, 2025, confirmed the event, offering no further details.
This overdose rescue echoes prior efforts in the region. In January 2023, a similar save occurred in San Tan Valley, according to pinalcentral.com, underscoring naloxone’s role in combating Arizona’s opioid surge. No conflicting accounts surfaced, though the substance involved and the man’s current status remain unclear.
Authorities highlighted free naloxone availability at local substations for opioid users or their families. “If you or a loved one uses opioids, help is here,” the statement read, focusing on prevention without naming specific distribution points. The brief report emphasized community safety over case specifics.
