Authorities in rural New Mexico say fentanyl and methamphetamine are found at a home where emergency responders became ill after answering a call related to a suspected overdose. Multiple outlets report that more than a dozen responders were affected and received medical treatment after exposure while responding to the incident. Officials describe the event as occurring during the response to an overdose report, after which responders reported symptoms consistent with hazardous drug exposure. The investigation then finds controlled substances at the residence, including fentanyl and methamphetamine. While details of the exact exposure mechanism and the patient’s condition vary by account, the central points reported across sources are that responders fell ill following the overdose call and that authorities later identified fentanyl and meth in the home. Officials continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the call and the substance exposure, including how responders were affected during the response. No additional allegations or conclusions about responsibility are reported in the provided coverage.