Via The News-Review
A 27 year-old woman was arrested for unlawful possession of inhalants, a misdemeanor in Oregon. She was seen huffing outside of the Bureau of Land Management office. Police say she huffed six canisters of dusters before they arrived.
"Roseburg police Sgt. Jeff Eichenbusch said huffing compressed air, also called “dusting,” is one of the two most common over-the-counter methods of intoxication his department encounters. The other is huffing propane, which people also do to create euphoric effects. A lot people think that because the air duster is legal to purchase, it’s safe to abuse, said Eichenbusch, adding that in rare cases huffing can cause death.
“A lot of kids don’t realize how dangerous it is,” he said."
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