'Shot at Life' Program Helps Knox Inmates with Opioid Addiction

Nancy Daniels
Mar 2, 2017
1 min read

Knox Co. inmate Greg Fox, Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Lee Tramel and District Attorney General Charme Allen talk about the 'Shot at Life' program that will use anti-opioid injections to help inmates recover from their addictions. Hayes Hickman/News Sentinel

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