A instructor in New Jersey has been arrested after he allegedly overdosed on fentanyl in entrance of his center college class, according to police.

Frank Thompson, 57, is being charged with possession of a managed harmful substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and endangering the welfare of kids.

On Nov. 29, 2022, the Westfield, N.J., police division obtained a report from the useful resource officer at Roosevelt Intermediate School that Thompson, an artwork instructor, was unconscious in a second flooring classroom.

“Thompson was discovered and observed in distress by students and was actively being treated by a school nurse,” the police stated in a press release Friday.

The responding officer administered naloxone, a drugs used to reverse the consequences of an overdose, for Thompson.

“The Westfield Police Department continues to prioritize its ongoing partnership with the Westfield Public School System to ensure it has the safety and security resources it needs on a daily basis,” stated Westfield Police Chief Christopher Battiloro.