Nick Shirley

They're like, yeah, one time my friend came up and he just punched one of the guys.

And he had no idea what had happened.

And so for these little kids to live in these communities, it's just a part of it, which is sad.

That should not be happening.

Yeah, it's actually sickening.

Every day.

Watched a little kid in San Francisco walk over a dead body with his mom, and his mom's grabbing him.

The little kid's freaking out.

Meanwhile, the guy's passed out and overdosed on fentanyl.

The addicts are around him like, what do we do?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What do we do?

and then I'm having to run over to go get a person to try to give him Narcan, and all the addicts are freaking out, not knowing what to do, and their friend's dying on the ground.

And that happens every single day in every major city in America, whether it's San Francisco or Kensington, Philadelphia.

That shouldn't be happening.

No, you couldn't.

I mean, I ran over, grabbed the guy,

And he did give him Narcan.

And by that time, all the addicts had pushed me out because I had my camera.