San Jose firefighters raised internal alarms in 2023 about addictive painkillers that went missing from their paramedic drug inventories, after giving morphine from tampered vials to patients with traumatic injuries.| San José Spotlight
To save money, San Jose leaders cut a critical fire department program last year that tracked the storage of addictive painkillers for cross-trained firefighter paramedics. Nine months later, the theft of opioids from nearly two dozen fire stations has raised concerns that patients in serious pain received tampered drugs.| San José Spotlight
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