VPD Sgt. Pete Sadler, a 36-year veteran with the Vancouver Police Department, talks about the long-term outcomes of drug use. Outcomes like prison, severe problems with parts of the body shutting down and death are possible. He explains the toxicity of fentanyl and that there is “a possibility of dying each and every time (you use fentanyl).” RCMP Sgt. Eric Boechler discusses that there is no quality control in the production of drugs; people have no idea of the potency of their mixtures. VPD Inspector Bill Spearn informs that fentanyl is found in almost every hard drug seized and detected in a majority of illicit drug overdoses. VPD Constable David Steverding shares what he has learned so far through this module (addiction is everywhere, fentanyl is in many street drugs, it doesn’t matter how fentanyl is used, and there are serious health consequences, including death). The module closes with a short segment from Jack Bodie’s family regarding the toxicity and related organ damage of fentanyl.