Via: The Vindicator
Youngstown, OH: A man was charged with a felony of abusing harmful intoxicants after police found him behind Target surrounded by nine compressed air cans. He was taken to the hospital for medical treatment and then transferred to the Mahoning County jail.
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Showing posts with label felony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label felony. Show all posts
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Texas Woman Arrested or Huffing While Driving
via http://keyetv.com/news
A 36-year-old Texas woman has been arrested for driving while huffing from a can of duster. After causing a head on collision with another vehicle, the woman tried to continue inhaling from the can. The woman has been charged with driving while intoxicated, a third degree felony.
A 36-year-old Texas woman has been arrested for driving while huffing from a can of duster. After causing a head on collision with another vehicle, the woman tried to continue inhaling from the can. The woman has been charged with driving while intoxicated, a third degree felony.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Car Stuck in Pasture After Driver Abuses Inhalants Behind The Wheel
Via the Franklin Sun Journal in Maine:
A 36 year old man faces charges after an inhalant related incident. He took off in a car without the owner's permission and subsequently took out a couple of mailboxes, went off the road, traveled across the lawn into a pasture, damaging a fence, the field and the vehicle.
When the car got stuck the first time, a 14 year old jumped out and ran to the road for help. The second time, the officer approached the car and noticed the driver had locked himself in and was huffing computer dusting spray.
He was taken to the detention center on a felony charge of driving after habitual offender revocation and charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving to endanger because of the teen in the vehicle. His license is revoked on a prior charge of driving under the influence and he was also given a summons on a civil charge of ingesting inhalants.
A 36 year old man faces charges after an inhalant related incident. He took off in a car without the owner's permission and subsequently took out a couple of mailboxes, went off the road, traveled across the lawn into a pasture, damaging a fence, the field and the vehicle.
When the car got stuck the first time, a 14 year old jumped out and ran to the road for help. The second time, the officer approached the car and noticed the driver had locked himself in and was huffing computer dusting spray.
He was taken to the detention center on a felony charge of driving after habitual offender revocation and charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving to endanger because of the teen in the vehicle. His license is revoked on a prior charge of driving under the influence and he was also given a summons on a civil charge of ingesting inhalants.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Murder Charge Upheld in Pennsylvania Inhalant Related Crash
Via the
Centre Daily Times in PA:
A judge ruled that the charge of murder will be upheld in the case of the 22 year old woman who used inhalants behind the wheel, resulting in a fatal car crash.
A judge ruled that the charge of murder will be upheld in the case of the 22 year old woman who used inhalants behind the wheel, resulting in a fatal car crash.
In 2012 the woman went shopping at
Wal-Mart, purchased two cans of computer dusting spray, and huffed them with
her boyfriend. Minutes later she drove away and then again huffed from the
product while at a red light. Shortly after her car crossed the center line and
crashed into a car, killing the male driver.
The judge ruled that the woman’s
behavior after the accident showed “abject failure” of responsibility saying
that while the man was dying on the side of the road, the defendant never tried
to help him. Instead, she called her mother to come pick up electronics from
her car.
Charges against the woman include:
felony counts of murder in the third degree, aggravated assault, homicide while
DUI, aggravated assault while DUI and homicide by vehicle; misdemeanor counts
of DUI, involuntary manslaughter, simple assault, recklessly endangering
another person and illegal use of solvents; and six summary traffic offenses..
Monday, February 3, 2014
Montana Teen Causes Accident While Driving After Huffing
Via Independent Record
A Helena, Montana teen blacked out while driving after huffing, causing her to run a red light and slam into another vehicle. The teenager and another passenger were huffing from a can of computer duster prior to the accident. The 17-year-old female driver is now facing felony charges for causing the crash and the month-long hospitalization of the other vehicle’s 88-year-old driver.
A Helena, Montana teen blacked out while driving after huffing, causing her to run a red light and slam into another vehicle. The teenager and another passenger were huffing from a can of computer duster prior to the accident. The 17-year-old female driver is now facing felony charges for causing the crash and the month-long hospitalization of the other vehicle’s 88-year-old driver.
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