Woman Found Dead in Delaware Motel: Inhalant Abuse-related

Via www.dnj.com 

A 27 year old woman was found dead on Saturday October 3^rd 2015. The police were alerted of this occurrence by her 31 year old boyfriend who claimed to have found her in a motel in a Murfreesboro, Delaware motel room.

The boyfriend told the authorities that the woman had inhaled duster the night before. However, the exact cause and manner of death has yet to have been reported by the local medical examiner’s office. Currently the Murfreesboro police department is considering the incident to be part of an “unintended death investigation.”

New Jersey Man Arrested for Abusing Inhalants Four Times in Two Days

Via My Central Jersey in NJ:

A 30 year old man was arrested at least four times in two days for abusing inhalants. On November 1, police saw the man inhaling from a spray can. He was charged with inhaling toxic chemicals and littering.  Just a mere 2 hours later police were called after the man was found hiding between two cars inhaling from a can. He was again charged with inhaling toxic chemicals and littering and sent for medical evaluation.

Upon leaving the hospital he went across the road to BJ’s Wholesale Club and inhaled a can of computer spray without paying for it. He passed out before he could inhale the second can. He was charged with possession of toxic chemicals and shoplifting and sent back to the medical center.  

Two days later police were called to a Walmart where the man had become violent after huffing computer duster. He was subdued by customers and was charged with inhaling a toxic chemical, shoplifting and disorderly conduct. He was taken to the medical center and then jail.

Montana Man Arrested for Huffing and Driving

Via Missoulian in Montana:

A 27-year-old Missoula man was recently ordered a $10,000 bail on Thursday after being arrested for alleged huffing and driving erratically on Highway 10 West.

Witnesses told police that the driver almost hit a bicyclist and a pedestrian before it rolled over. The driver was found in a confused and dazed state, and denied any use of a spray can. However, when searching the vehicle police found a hidden can of duster in the back seat.

The driver was charged with one felony count of criminal endangerment.

Police Called After Huffing Endangers 14 Year Old

Via the Watertown Daily Times in New York:

Last week police were called to a residence for a “highly intoxicated 14 year old who had inhaled vapors from a spray can.” Two teens (ages 18 and 19 years old) were charged with “illegal use of toxic vapors and endangering the welfare of a child” after allegedly huffing from the product and providing it to the child.

Caught Huffing in an Ohio Bathroom

Via Mansfield News Journal in Ohio:

This weekend a 20 year old man was issued a summonses for “theft, abusing harmful intoxicants and possession of drug paraphernalia.” The police report notes the man took a spray can into the bathroom at a Wal-Mart and inhaled it to get high.