`Good Samaritan` overdose bill doesn`t advance in Oklahoma Legislature
(WorldNews Health)

When someone overdosed in Peggy McWilliams` Oklahoma City home, she didn`t pause to consider the consequences. She called the police. McWilliams, 58, knows that mindset ended up getting her arrested. `I remember the firemen being in my living room and picking up baggies of meth that were on the table and stuff,` McWilliams said. `I didn`t care - if someone was dying in my house I`m calling 911, whether I go to jail or not.` Oklahoma remains one of only 13 states that has no form of a Good Samaritan or 911 drug immunity law, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. These laws generally provide immunity from arrest, charge or prosecution for certain drug and paraphernalia...