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911 calls spiked after first day of mass overdose event in Baltimore, data shows

Nikki Smith, owner of The Journey Mental Health & Wellness, gets a hand from Aaron Maybin of the Hilton Recreation Center as they prepare snowballs to hand out to residents Friday in Penn North. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)
Nikki Smith, owner of The Journey Mental Health & Wellness, gets a hand from Aaron Maybin of the Hilton Recreation Center as they prepare snowballs to hand out to residents Friday in Penn North. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)
Baltimore Sun reporter Dan Belson
By | dbelson@baltsun.com
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The day after last week's mass overdose in West Baltimore's Penn North neighborhood had the most overdose-related 911 calls so far this year, according to city data.

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