Former ‘Survivor’ Winner BITES The Cop Who REVIVED Her From Drug Overdose

The drug epidemic in this country has reached an all time high…

and it’s horrifying.

It seems like every day we see a new video of people unconscious in their cars or on public sidewalks.  Children are losing their parents, parents are losing their children, and addiction is ravaging America from deep within inner cities to out in the most rural of communities.

It’s EVERYWHERE.

In today’s “someone you might recognize just OD’ed” news, Jenna Morasca, a former “Survivor” winner and “Survivor: All-Stars” as well as “Amazing Race” participant had to be revived by a police officer after OD-ing in a public place. She then proceeded to bite him.

Drugs are bad, kids.

According to TMZ:

‘Survivor’ winner Jenna Morasca allegedly was so whacked out on drugs she had to be revived with Narcan and, when she regained consciousness, she bit a cop.

Morasca, who won a million bucks on “Survivor: The Amazon” in 2003, was observed unconscious in her SUV in Washington, Pennsylvania in an intersection with the ignition on … this according to the police report obtained by TMZ.

Cops were called, and they observed a passenger in the car trying to hide several syringes in a large Ziploc bag in her purse. Cops quickly determined Morasca was under the influence, administered Narcan, and placed her on a stretcher and into an ambulance.

According to the police report, Morasca, who also appeared on “Survivor: All-Stars” and “The Amazing Race,” tried to bite paramedics on the way to the hospital. An officer entered the ambulance trying to subdue her, and cops say Morasca bit her on the forearm.

She was arrested for DUI and possession of narcotics paraphernalia and will be charged with assaulting a police officer for the incident, which occurred at the end of January.

Holy CRAP.

This is absolutely terrifying.

She’s come a long way (in the negative direction) since winning Survivor:

So sad.

I’m going to be honest… with everything we see and hear lately, I don’t understand how people decide to try this stuff in the first place. Even if I wasn’t at all worried about legal consequences I’d be way too petrified to EVER consider it.

How do you see stuff like this and still want to give it a shot? Shouldn’t this keep you away from heroin FOREVER?!

HOWWW do you see something like this (and we all have, right?) and then decide to try it?

I understand that SOME people get hooked on narcotics after being prescribed pain killers…

But that’s a pretty small fraction of a very large group.