Column: I went to an overdose prevention site. Biden and Newsom need to stop blocking them
LA TIMES, SAN FRANCISCO - Isaias Lopez was dying, but he didn’t know it.
Lopez was slumped against a wall in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco, where the concentration of homelessness and drug use have divided this city politically.
A baby blue baseball cap and a white hoodie covered his head, making him just another human lump to be avoided by passersby. He had begun to nod off from the fentanyl that minutes ago was in a scrap of tin foil that now lay nearly empty on his legs… [SOURCE]
