2-Year-Old Virginia Boy Revived With Narcan After Overdose

2-Year-Old Virginia Boy Revived With Narcan After Overdose, Two Women Arrested

A 2-year-old boy found unresponsive in Virginia after an apparent drug overdose had to be revived with Narcan, leading to the arrests of two women, police said.

Officers from the Manassas Park Police Department responded to a report of a toddler in distress at a home in Manassas around 8:30 a.m. Friday.

“When first responders arrived on scene they located the child, began lifesaving measures, and administered Narcan, which resulted in the reviving of the child,” police wrote in a statement.

 

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The 2-year-old was initially taken to Prince William Hospital, before being transferred to Innova Fairfax for more advanced medical care.

Meanwhile, police arrested two women at the residence in Manassas who they said were wanted on outstanding warrants.

Ashley Polzer, 33, was booked on charges of false identification to law enforcement and possession of drug paraphernalia. She also had outstanding warrants from three separate counties for failure to appear.

Savannah Jones, 26, was arrested on a count of false identification to law enforcement and an outstanding warrant out of Prince William County for grand and petit larceny.