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Dad of fentanyl-poisoned boy at NYC day care feared for son’s life: ‘He couldn’t walk or wake up’
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1:39Now PlayingA dad whose 2-year-old son narrowly avoided becoming the second casualty of a fentanyl cloud that kicked up inside a shady Bronx day care center last week said he thought the boy was going to die after being exposed to the deadly drug.
“He couldn’t walk or wake up from sleep,” Jose Lino, 32, recalled to The Post on Tuesday as he cuddled his little boy, Jaziel, at their Bronx home.
“We tried to wake him up, but he wouldn’t do it,” Lino added. “So we took him to the hospital.”
The toddler survived, but Nicholas Feliz Dominici, a 1-year-old boy who also attended the day care, died after also being exposed to the extraordinarily lethal synthetic opioid on Friday.
Two other kids under 3 years old were also struck by apparent fentanyl poisoning at the childcare center, which authorities said served as a front for a drug mill.
When asked if he was scared for his son’s life, Lino answered with an emphatic, “Hell yea!”
“When I see my son like that, I’m nervous,” Lino said, adding that Jaziel fell when he and his wife, Josselin, tried to get him to walk.
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