Via the Bemidji Pioneer in Minnesota:
The local crime report notes that on this past Monday a 22 year old woman was arrested after huffing hair spray.
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Friday, September 14, 2012
Huffing Hairspray in a Wal-Mart bathroom
Via the Northwest Florida Daily News in Florida:
A 20 year old woman was arrested earlier this month after she was found huffing hairspray in a Wal-Mart restroom.
Employees noticed the woman had stolen hairspray and was huffing it. When deputies entered the restroom they “heard a spraying sound in the end stall and went to investigate.” They glanced over the stall and saw the woman with a towel in her hand and she was trying to place the hairspray container in the garbage next to her. She admitted to stealing the towel and hairspray “to get high.”
A 20 year old woman was arrested earlier this month after she was found huffing hairspray in a Wal-Mart restroom.
Employees noticed the woman had stolen hairspray and was huffing it. When deputies entered the restroom they “heard a spraying sound in the end stall and went to investigate.” They glanced over the stall and saw the woman with a towel in her hand and she was trying to place the hairspray container in the garbage next to her. She admitted to stealing the towel and hairspray “to get high.”
Friday, January 22, 2010
Mom Huffs Hairspray in Car in Front of Children
From Amarillo.com in Texas:
On January 7th, a 25 year-old woman was caught allegedly huffing hair spray through a towel with her two children, both younger than 2, inside her vehicle.
Police found a “dozen cans of aerosol hair spray” inside the car and she was indicted on “two counts of endangering a child.”
On January 7th, a 25 year-old woman was caught allegedly huffing hair spray through a towel with her two children, both younger than 2, inside her vehicle.
Police found a “dozen cans of aerosol hair spray” inside the car and she was indicted on “two counts of endangering a child.”
Monday, September 14, 2009
In Remembrance of Sierrah Le Yarbrough
Today, September 14, 2009 would have marked Sierrah Yarbrough’s 14th birthday; a milestone family members, friends, and loved ones will have to celebrate alone. Despite Sierrah’s absence, her life will never be forgotten- as her memory will resonate in the hearts and souls of those who knew her best.
On August 27, 2008 just a few weeks shy of her 13th birthday, Sierra Le Yarbrough, of Hannibel, Missouri passed away at University of Missouri Hospital in Columbia as a result of ‘huffing.’ Her death came as a shock to many in the community who described Sierrah as “a good kid.” Yarbrough was transported to Columbia for medical care after she was found unresponsive in her bed; allegedly after inhaling aerosol hair spray. Despite receiving extensive medical attention she was unable to regain consciousness and died.
Hannibal resident Tomika Kyle expressed her sentiments on the tragedy just days after organizing Sierrah’s memorial service; “determined that something positive [would] come out of this loss… encouraging adults to rally together to help find something [constructive] for teens to do with their idle time” in an effort to circumvent future tragedies.
More information on the life and legacy of Sierrah Le Yarbrough can be viewed here.
On August 27, 2008 just a few weeks shy of her 13th birthday, Sierra Le Yarbrough, of Hannibel, Missouri passed away at University of Missouri Hospital in Columbia as a result of ‘huffing.’ Her death came as a shock to many in the community who described Sierrah as “a good kid.” Yarbrough was transported to Columbia for medical care after she was found unresponsive in her bed; allegedly after inhaling aerosol hair spray. Despite receiving extensive medical attention she was unable to regain consciousness and died.
Hannibal resident Tomika Kyle expressed her sentiments on the tragedy just days after organizing Sierrah’s memorial service; “determined that something positive [would] come out of this loss… encouraging adults to rally together to help find something [constructive] for teens to do with their idle time” in an effort to circumvent future tragedies.
More information on the life and legacy of Sierrah Le Yarbrough can be viewed here.
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