In apparent overdoses from cocaine laced with fentanyl. two others were overcome when they tried to help. four of those individuals had taken a substance that was believed to be cocaine laced with fentanyl. when they went down into cardiac arrest, two of their friends began doing c.p.r., and they were exposed from the direct contact of the fentanyl. reporter: the overdose victims were west point cadets who were all rushed to area hospitals. three remain hospitalized. today in a statement, west point says the u.s. military academy is aware of the situation and the incident is currently under investigation. are the mayor watched in horror as first responders usedinar usn toy are vief the victims. i was really scared. i thought they weren t breathing. i couldn t see their chests moving, but it was really serious. reporter: authorities in ft. lauderdale say that they are concerned with spring break under way now that there could be more overdose cases here.
On the left. that s actually. just a strawman. i mean the truth its, we re talking about the standard the president sets. why? why? i m not, not going to be interrupted. not going to fight with you. making my point. why is that a strawman to say that there is a lot of vief lent acts by people on the other side? because i was just saying, if you would hear actually the totality of what i was saying, was actually, that the president is not the president is the president of the united states. who sets the standard, who ought to set the standard of leadership for who we want to serve in public safety and security. to protect us. so if he defend or he pardons the sheriff. it sets a standard. so, we we are mere civilians we can debate violence on the left, right, whatever. i just believe and will continue to believe who, ever holds that office, you know, people say we don t, you know the office isn t respected.
And fight. we have a right to breathe clean air and drink clean water. it s a god-given right. no one should have the right to infringe on your air and your water on which you sir vief. we re going to push back. we re saying no to the keefestone pipeline and we re encouraging communities to reduce their emissions. many times the folks that live in the city of port arthur do not gain employment at these facilities but at the same time we re looking at ways we can make that happen, plus reduce the air toxins in our environment. part of the port arthur story and part of the story of this pipeline as we re talking about sacrifice zones and environmental racism and this idea that we re talking about communities that are predominantly people are color, predominantly loaf income, predominantly people who doesn t