‘Mom that was our stop’: Little boy desperately tries to rouse his ‘drugged-up’ parents who are on the verge of passing out
- Footage shows a little boy trying to wake up his mother and father on the bus
- Social media users have speculated that the footage was filmed in New Jersey
- Mother lolls head to one side and leans on him while father can barely stand up
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This is the heartbreaking moment a little boy desperately tries to rouse his 'drugged-up' parents when they miss their stop on the bus.
Footage filmed by another passenger shows a young boy sitting on a seat next to his mother, who can barely sit up straight, while his standing father is bent double and on the verge of passing out.
Social media users have speculated that the footage was filmed in Camden, New Jersey.
Footage filmed by another passenger shows a young boy sitting on a seat next to his mother, who can barely sit up straight, while his standing father is bent double and on the verge of passing out. Social media users have speculated that the footage was filmed in Camden, New Jersey.
The little boy, who is clutching some chocolate milk and a packet of Cheetos, says: 'Mom that's our stop, that's our stop'.
He is met with silence while his mother's head lolls to one side and she leans on her son.
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His father, who can barely stand, is completely bent over while two iPhones are left on the ground beneath him.
Another passenger can be heard saying: 'Damn bro, you've got to sit down man'.
The little boy, who is clutching some chocolate milk and a packet of Cheetos, says: 'Mom that's our stop, that's our stop'
Both parents are seen scratching their faces at different points.
Intense itching is a side effect of most opioids, namely heroin, and is a sign of chronic heroin use or overdose.
Heroin triggers the immune system to release histamine, the chemical that is released when a person has an allergic reaction.
Histamine narrows blood vessels and causes itching.
