13-Year-Old Boy Suffers Stroke After School Bullies Forced Him To Smoke A Fentanyl Laced Vape

Georgia Mom Says Her Son Will Never Be The Same Again After Smoking A Fentanyl Laced Vape

A Georgia mom claims her son will “never be the same again” after smoking a fentanyl-laced vape. Lynda Amos, who lives in Dalton, said her “straight-A” son Zach Corona, 13, has been brain-damaged after school bullies reportedly forced him to smoke the laced vape.

The NY Post obtained an incident/investigation report from the Whitfield County, Georgia, Sheriff`s Office, filed on Jan. 2, that labeled it a “Juvenile Problem” and corroborated many details of her son’s experience.

A department spokesperson told The Post that the case “is still active.” Amos, 45, said the vape, which was hidden in her son’s underwear, caused him to have a stroke due to the deadly fentanyl — which is up to 50 times stronger than heroin.

 

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Corona, from Dalton, Ga., was found unconscious by his 12-year-old sister Katie. Doctors confirmed that he had suffered a stroke and was put on life support after being resuscitated.

He was in coma for a little over 2 weeks. After he woke up from the coma, Corona said that a group of eight boys and one girl forced him to smoke the vape pen in front of them — and said that they would “beat him up” if he didn’t hide it for them.

Even though the bullies had been “slapping him in the face” and calling him names for months on end, his mother said, Corona truly believed they “were his friends.

Corona was taken later to Children’s Healthcare in Atlanta, Ga., to receive speech, physical and occupational therapy and stayed there until Feb. 21. He’s now receiving outpatient therapy. The 13-year-old boy is also seeing a psychiatrist and a counselor.