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A Wisconsin man is facing charges of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle and possession of drug paraphernalia in connection with the death of a 17-year-old. Police say the man was inhaling computer duster spray minutes before his truck crossed over the median and struck and killed a pedestrian. Smoking devices used for smoking marijuana and a can of computer duster spray were found in the truck.
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Showing posts with label computer dusters. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Texas Man Arrested for Huffing and Driving
Via http://www.khou.com
A 43-year-old Texas man was arrested for DWI after he allegedly huffed from computer duster spray and crashed his car into a ditch.
Police officers had to use their batons to smash through the back window to get to the driver. The man reached into the passenger's side, pulled a can of duster, and started huffing it. Cell phone video from the accident shows the man stumbling towards the ambulance.
A 43-year-old Texas man was arrested for DWI after he allegedly huffed from computer duster spray and crashed his car into a ditch.
Police officers had to use their batons to smash through the back window to get to the driver. The man reached into the passenger's side, pulled a can of duster, and started huffing it. Cell phone video from the accident shows the man stumbling towards the ambulance.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
South Dakota Woman Arrested for Huffing and Driving
Via rapidcityjournal.com
A 25-year-old South Dakota woman was arrested for DUI and reckless driving after police believe the woman was huffing and driving.
Witnesses say they saw the woman huffing computer dusting spray while driving, before she drove off the road.
A 25-year-old South Dakota woman was arrested for DUI and reckless driving after police believe the woman was huffing and driving.
Witnesses say they saw the woman huffing computer dusting spray while driving, before she drove off the road.
Friday, March 27, 2015
Mississippi Teens Die From Huffing
Via knoe.com
A 14-year-old Mississippi boy died after huffing computer duster spray. The boy was taken to a local hospital were he was pronounced dead. Authorities are waiting on lab results to conclude the death investigation.
One can die from inhalants on the first or 100th time of use, known as Sudden Sniff Death Syndrome. Please visit the People Against Inhalants Network (PAIN), www.peopleagainstinhalants.com, for support if you have lost a loved one to inhalant abuse.
A 14-year-old Mississippi boy died after huffing computer duster spray. The boy was taken to a local hospital were he was pronounced dead. Authorities are waiting on lab results to conclude the death investigation.
One can die from inhalants on the first or 100th time of use, known as Sudden Sniff Death Syndrome. Please visit the People Against Inhalants Network (PAIN), www.peopleagainstinhalants.com, for support if you have lost a loved one to inhalant abuse.
Friday, February 13, 2015
Missouri Teenager Dies Due to Huffing
Via KMBC.com
A Missouri mother is speaking out against inhalant abuse after losing her 17-year-old daughter to huffing. The young girl's mother found her dead in her bedroom. The girl had been huffing from a can of computer duster. The girl's mother and sister want to spread awareness and education on the dangers of inhalant abuse in order to save another family from experiencing this same loss.
Visit ACE's People Against Inhalants Network (PAIN) at www.peopleagainstinhalants.com if you or a loved one has lost someone to inhalant abuse. This is a community of support of that allows you to honor your loved one lost while also connecting with those experiencing the same loss.
A Missouri mother is speaking out against inhalant abuse after losing her 17-year-old daughter to huffing. The young girl's mother found her dead in her bedroom. The girl had been huffing from a can of computer duster. The girl's mother and sister want to spread awareness and education on the dangers of inhalant abuse in order to save another family from experiencing this same loss.
Visit ACE's People Against Inhalants Network (PAIN) at www.peopleagainstinhalants.com if you or a loved one has lost someone to inhalant abuse. This is a community of support of that allows you to honor your loved one lost while also connecting with those experiencing the same loss.
Arizona Man Passes Out and Crashes While Driving and Huffing
Via eacourier.com
A 25-year-old Arizona man was charged with DUI- drugs and speed greater than reasonable and prudent. He also received a citation for failure to control his vehicle. The man was huffing from a computer duster spray while driving, when he passed out. The car then crossed three lanes of traffic before hitting a water line at a local store and car-wash. The car then hit a computer terminal at the car-wash where it spun to hit a second terminal. The man admitted to huffing from the duster can that was found in his car.
A 25-year-old Arizona man was charged with DUI- drugs and speed greater than reasonable and prudent. He also received a citation for failure to control his vehicle. The man was huffing from a computer duster spray while driving, when he passed out. The car then crossed three lanes of traffic before hitting a water line at a local store and car-wash. The car then hit a computer terminal at the car-wash where it spun to hit a second terminal. The man admitted to huffing from the duster can that was found in his car.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Michigan Man in Hospital After Huffing; Frostbite and Breathing Issues
Via Yahoo News: UK and Ireland
A 40-year-old Michigan man was rushed to the hospital with frostbite and breathing issues after he inhaled computer duster to get high. According to his case report, the man had huffed three cans of duster over four hours, and was in a public restroom in a grocery store when he collapsed. He was rushed to the hospital where he was treated for breathing issues and frostbite.
A 40-year-old Michigan man was rushed to the hospital with frostbite and breathing issues after he inhaled computer duster to get high. According to his case report, the man had huffed three cans of duster over four hours, and was in a public restroom in a grocery store when he collapsed. He was rushed to the hospital where he was treated for breathing issues and frostbite.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Pennsylvania Man Arrested for Huffing
Via The Morning Call
A 29-year-old Pennsylvania man was arrested for huffing. The man was found unconscious in a Walmart parking lot with a can of duster he stole from the care. The man was arrested for retail theft, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The man was arrested a year prior to this on a similar incident relating to huffing.
A 29-year-old Pennsylvania man was arrested for huffing. The man was found unconscious in a Walmart parking lot with a can of duster he stole from the care. The man was arrested for retail theft, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The man was arrested a year prior to this on a similar incident relating to huffing.
Florida Man Caught Huffing
Via PalmBeachPost.com
A Florida was found unconscious in his car after huffing from a duster. Once awoken the man apologized to police and admitted he had only been huffing for a month. The man was taken to jail.
A Florida was found unconscious in his car after huffing from a duster. Once awoken the man apologized to police and admitted he had only been huffing for a month. The man was taken to jail.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Ohio Woman Arrested for Huffing
Via Timesgazette.com
A 21-year-old Ohio woman was arrested for huffing. Police were called to a home on complaints of an unruly child. Upon arrival police determined that a 14-year-old child had been huffing a can of duster with the 21-year-old woman.
The woman faces first degree misdemeanor charges for abusing harmful intoxicants and contributing to the unruliness of a minor.
A 21-year-old Ohio woman was arrested for huffing. Police were called to a home on complaints of an unruly child. Upon arrival police determined that a 14-year-old child had been huffing a can of duster with the 21-year-old woman.
The woman faces first degree misdemeanor charges for abusing harmful intoxicants and contributing to the unruliness of a minor.
Friday, January 16, 2015
Florida Man Arrested for Huffing Behind the Wheel
Via wbpf.com
A 39-year-old Florida man was arrested for huffing after police found him unconscious in his car. Police were called to the scene after reports of a car facing east-bound in a west-bound turning lane. They found the man passed out in his car with a can of computer dusting spray still in his hands. The man admitted that he only started huffing about a month prior to the incident.
A 39-year-old Florida man was arrested for huffing after police found him unconscious in his car. Police were called to the scene after reports of a car facing east-bound in a west-bound turning lane. They found the man passed out in his car with a can of computer dusting spray still in his hands. The man admitted that he only started huffing about a month prior to the incident.
Friday, January 9, 2015
New York Woman Arrested for Huffing in Walmart
Via WIVB.com
A 25-year-old New York was arrested for huffing in a Walmart bathroom. The Walmart loss and prevention officer reported seeing the woman in the bathroom holding an aerosol can close to ther face. The woman's son was waiting outside.
Upon her arrest police found drugs prescribed to other people, along with a bag of marijuana in her possession. She faces charges of criminal possession of a controlled substance, endangering the welfare of a child, and criminal use of drug paraphernalia. She also faces charges of unlawful possession of toxic vapor and unlawful possession of marijuana.
A 25-year-old New York was arrested for huffing in a Walmart bathroom. The Walmart loss and prevention officer reported seeing the woman in the bathroom holding an aerosol can close to ther face. The woman's son was waiting outside.
Upon her arrest police found drugs prescribed to other people, along with a bag of marijuana in her possession. She faces charges of criminal possession of a controlled substance, endangering the welfare of a child, and criminal use of drug paraphernalia. She also faces charges of unlawful possession of toxic vapor and unlawful possession of marijuana.
Ohio Woman Huffs and Drives Causing Accident
Via Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
A 47-year-old Ohio woman was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and abusing a harmful intoxicant. The woman was found slumped over her steering wheel after she rammed into two parked vehicles, one that had two elderly people sitting inside it, in a parking lot. The woman admitted to officers and medics that she had been huffing from a compressed-air duster before driving. The woman also told police that she had previously been arrested earlier that week for a similar accident.
A 47-year-old Ohio woman was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and abusing a harmful intoxicant. The woman was found slumped over her steering wheel after she rammed into two parked vehicles, one that had two elderly people sitting inside it, in a parking lot. The woman admitted to officers and medics that she had been huffing from a compressed-air duster before driving. The woman also told police that she had previously been arrested earlier that week for a similar accident.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Missouri Man Dies Due to Inhalant Abuse
Via abc17News.com
A 21-year-old Missouri man died due to inhalant abuse. The man passed away in June 2014. The autopsy report came back with a cause of death from a chemical found in computer dusters. The man's mother says he died within hours of being taken to the emergency room. She says her son was inhaling six cans every day for about a week before a friends took him to the emergency room where he later passed away.
A 21-year-old Missouri man died due to inhalant abuse. The man passed away in June 2014. The autopsy report came back with a cause of death from a chemical found in computer dusters. The man's mother says he died within hours of being taken to the emergency room. She says her son was inhaling six cans every day for about a week before a friends took him to the emergency room where he later passed away.
Friday, November 7, 2014
Maine Man Pleads Guilty to Huffing and Driving
Via SunJournal.com
A 36-year-old Maine man pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of inhalants knowing that his license was revoked and having his 14-year-old nephew in the car with him until the teenager jumped out. The man pleaded guilty to a felony charge of operating after habitual offender revocation with a prior conviction and two misdemeanor counts of operating under the influence and endangering the welfare of a child. "The negotiated agreement dismissed two misdemeanor charges of driving to endanger and failing to notify of a motor vehicle accident."
Had the case gone to trial, witnesses would have testified that the man had temporarily blacked our and drove into a ditch and continued into the horse pasture. The Wilton Police Chief would have testified that the man was locked inside the vehicle and that she saw him huffing from the computer duster. The man's nephew was able to jump from the car as it entered the horse pasture.
The Judge deferred sentencing on the felony charge for a year. During that time the man will have to follow an agreement that outlines what he needs to do and he may not use alcohol, illegal drugs, or inhalants. If he abides by the terms the case will be dismissed. If he does not the minimum mandatory sentence is six months in jail and the maximum is five years and a $10,000 fine. The man was also sentence to 364 days in jail, all suspended, and one year probation on each of the misdemeanors. He must also pay a $500 fine and will lose his license for 150 days.
A 36-year-old Maine man pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of inhalants knowing that his license was revoked and having his 14-year-old nephew in the car with him until the teenager jumped out. The man pleaded guilty to a felony charge of operating after habitual offender revocation with a prior conviction and two misdemeanor counts of operating under the influence and endangering the welfare of a child. "The negotiated agreement dismissed two misdemeanor charges of driving to endanger and failing to notify of a motor vehicle accident."
Had the case gone to trial, witnesses would have testified that the man had temporarily blacked our and drove into a ditch and continued into the horse pasture. The Wilton Police Chief would have testified that the man was locked inside the vehicle and that she saw him huffing from the computer duster. The man's nephew was able to jump from the car as it entered the horse pasture.
The Judge deferred sentencing on the felony charge for a year. During that time the man will have to follow an agreement that outlines what he needs to do and he may not use alcohol, illegal drugs, or inhalants. If he abides by the terms the case will be dismissed. If he does not the minimum mandatory sentence is six months in jail and the maximum is five years and a $10,000 fine. The man was also sentence to 364 days in jail, all suspended, and one year probation on each of the misdemeanors. He must also pay a $500 fine and will lose his license for 150 days.
Monday, October 27, 2014
Michigan Man Arrested for Huffing in Parking Lot
Via MonroeNews.com
A 33-year-old Michigan man was arrested for huffing in a parking lot. The man was on probation for resisting arrest, and a term of the probation included a ban on huffing from aerosol cans.
Police approached the man's truck in a parking lot. A deputy could see the man in the back seat huffing computer dusters. At first the man refused to unlock the door, but then changed his mind. Police found several other cans of computer duster spray inside the vehicle. The man was arrested and lodged in the county jail.
A 33-year-old Michigan man was arrested for huffing in a parking lot. The man was on probation for resisting arrest, and a term of the probation included a ban on huffing from aerosol cans.
Police approached the man's truck in a parking lot. A deputy could see the man in the back seat huffing computer dusters. At first the man refused to unlock the door, but then changed his mind. Police found several other cans of computer duster spray inside the vehicle. The man was arrested and lodged in the county jail.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Idaho Man Caught Huffing in Parking Lot
Via MagicValley.com
A 28-year-old Idaho man was caught huffing in his car. Police were called to a Target parking lot on a suspicious person call. When officers arrived, they saw the man holding a can of computer duster and watched him put the nozzle in his mouth and huff from the can. Police say the man slumped over in the seat of his car, then repeated the process three more times. Officers tried to get the man's attention and noticed blood dripping from his mouth. Fearing for the man's safety, police opened the car door and turned the car off. Officers spent two minutes trying to wake the man up before he regained consciousness. When he woke, the man said he was just detailing his car. The man was cleared by paramedics and taken to jail.
A 28-year-old Idaho man was caught huffing in his car. Police were called to a Target parking lot on a suspicious person call. When officers arrived, they saw the man holding a can of computer duster and watched him put the nozzle in his mouth and huff from the can. Police say the man slumped over in the seat of his car, then repeated the process three more times. Officers tried to get the man's attention and noticed blood dripping from his mouth. Fearing for the man's safety, police opened the car door and turned the car off. Officers spent two minutes trying to wake the man up before he regained consciousness. When he woke, the man said he was just detailing his car. The man was cleared by paramedics and taken to jail.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
13-year-old Alabama Girl Dies From Inhalant Abuse
Via WBTV.com
Phil Eudy, of North Carolina and father of 13-year-old Rebecca Eudy, is speaking out against inhalant abuse. Rebecca died last week after being found in the bathtub of her mother's home in Alabama. A can of computer duster was nearby.
Mr. Eudy, "wants to tell parents everywhere." He believes his daughter never intended to die. That she took a break from watching a movie to take a bath and decided to get a quick "high" by huffing before she got into the bathtub. Investigators told the family that she probably passed out and drowned in the bathtub.
Eudy says that huffing was something he was not aware of or considered a potential hazard for his daughter. Eudy wants to help spread awareness and education to other families and urges parents to look for canisters of household products in their child's room, watch for missing items, or to check and see if items have been moved around.
Phil Eudy, of North Carolina and father of 13-year-old Rebecca Eudy, is speaking out against inhalant abuse. Rebecca died last week after being found in the bathtub of her mother's home in Alabama. A can of computer duster was nearby.
Mr. Eudy, "wants to tell parents everywhere." He believes his daughter never intended to die. That she took a break from watching a movie to take a bath and decided to get a quick "high" by huffing before she got into the bathtub. Investigators told the family that she probably passed out and drowned in the bathtub.
Eudy says that huffing was something he was not aware of or considered a potential hazard for his daughter. Eudy wants to help spread awareness and education to other families and urges parents to look for canisters of household products in their child's room, watch for missing items, or to check and see if items have been moved around.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Pennsylvania Woman Faces Child Endangerment and Inhaling Toxic Substances Charges in Huffing Related Incident
Via PennLive.com
A 22-year-old Pennsylvania mother is facing felony child endangerment charges and a misdemeanor count of smelling/inhaling toxic substances.
Police responded to a compliant that the woman was possibly intoxicated on solvent. When officers arrived, the woman was described at "completely incapacitated". Police say the mother was inhaling a can of computer duster while giving her 3-year-old son a bath.
A 22-year-old Pennsylvania mother is facing felony child endangerment charges and a misdemeanor count of smelling/inhaling toxic substances.
Police responded to a compliant that the woman was possibly intoxicated on solvent. When officers arrived, the woman was described at "completely incapacitated". Police say the mother was inhaling a can of computer duster while giving her 3-year-old son a bath.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Michigan Man Arrested After Huffing and Crashing into Police Car
Via The Blade
A 34-year-old Michigan man was arrested after crashing his car into a police car while huffing dusters.
Police responded to a report of a man huffing from an computer duster can in the parking lot of a local grocery store. An officer located the man's car after a caller told police the man had left the grocery parking lot. The police officer saw the man in the driver's seat huffing from the can. "The man then slumped over the wheel inside his locked car and didn't respond to the officer."
The officer broke a rear window, but the suspect woke up and backed his car up into the front of the police car. The man then put the car in drive and tried to flee the area. The police officer was able to break the driver's side window and turn off the man's car. Police found multiple empty computer duster cans. The man was arrest on felonious assault and malicious destruction of police property.
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