via ydr.com
Police arrested a woman who had huffed from an aerosol can, crashed her car, and continued to huff in a store bathroom after leaving the scene. She is charged with illegal use of certain solvents, DUI by solvent, public drunkenness, and accident involving damage to unattended vehicle or property. She admitted that huffing played a role in the crash.
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Showing posts with label illegal use of solvents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illegal use of solvents. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Man Arrested for Graffiti and Huffing
via The Morning Call
A man in Easton, Florida was arrested for spraying graffiti while huffing duster. The man initially provided police with a false name and date of birth. He was charged with criminal mischief illegal use of solvents. He was also arrested as a previous warrant had been issued for fraud charges.
A man in Easton, Florida was arrested for spraying graffiti while huffing duster. The man initially provided police with a false name and date of birth. He was charged with criminal mischief illegal use of solvents. He was also arrested as a previous warrant had been issued for fraud charges.
Friday, December 2, 2016
Man Found Huffing in Store Bathroom
via York Daily Record
Police found a man huffing stolen duster in a store bathroom in York, Pennsylvania. Records indicate that this is the third time he has been charged with shoplifting for the purposes of huffing. The man faces charges for illegal use of certain solvents and public drunkenness.
Police found a man huffing stolen duster in a store bathroom in York, Pennsylvania. Records indicate that this is the third time he has been charged with shoplifting for the purposes of huffing. The man faces charges for illegal use of certain solvents and public drunkenness.
Monday, September 23, 2013
Pennsylania Man Found Huffing Dusters
From the Record Herald in Pennsylvania:
A 32 year old man has been charged with huffing from a can
of computer dusting spray after police saw him engaged in the act last month.
He was charged with illegal use of certain solvents and noxious substances.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Inhalant Abuse Causes Evacuation in Pennsylvania
Via WHTM in Pennsylvania:
This past July an 18 year old crashed his car into a natural
gas valve, causing the evacuation of 700 residents. Toxicology tests indicated
inhalant abuse and he was charged with “DUI, illegal use of solvents or
inhalants, illegal possession of solvents and inhalants, and duties at stop
signs.”
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Pennsylvania Man Charged with Illegal Use of Solvents
Via SunGazette.com in Pennsylvania:
A young man from Hepburn Township, PA was recently charged with illegal use of solvents after using them to get high in late May.
The man was initially jailed in Lycoming County Prison, but was released on $1,500 bail.
A young man from Hepburn Township, PA was recently charged with illegal use of solvents after using them to get high in late May.
The man was initially jailed in Lycoming County Prison, but was released on $1,500 bail.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Pennsylvania Man Resists Huffing Arrest and Attacks Officer
Via CBS 21 in Pennsylvania:
A 31 year old man was arrested this weekend after an inhalant abuse related incident in Wal-Mart.
Store employees “noticed a strong chemical odor that burned their throats and eyes” and found a man inhaling dust remover in a stall in the men’s restroom. He had taken two cans of the computer keyboard cleaner from the store to the restroom.
Officers were called and an officer kicked down the stall door when the man refused to unlock it. The man aggressively resisted arrest, fought with the officer and was tased before his arrest. The officer’s badge was “bent and torn from his uniform and his glasses were damaged." The man sustained a small abrasion to his face. He was charged with “aggravated assault of a police officer, resisting arrest, retail theft, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness and illegal use of solvents and noxious substances.”
A 31 year old man was arrested this weekend after an inhalant abuse related incident in Wal-Mart.
Store employees “noticed a strong chemical odor that burned their throats and eyes” and found a man inhaling dust remover in a stall in the men’s restroom. He had taken two cans of the computer keyboard cleaner from the store to the restroom.
Officers were called and an officer kicked down the stall door when the man refused to unlock it. The man aggressively resisted arrest, fought with the officer and was tased before his arrest. The officer’s badge was “bent and torn from his uniform and his glasses were damaged." The man sustained a small abrasion to his face. He was charged with “aggravated assault of a police officer, resisting arrest, retail theft, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness and illegal use of solvents and noxious substances.”
Monday, March 26, 2012
Pennsylvania Man Steals and Huffs Duster
Via The Times-Tribune in Pennsylvania:
A Pennsylvania man was arrested after police found him lying on the ground after inhaling duster.
The man told police he was waiting for the bus, and when the police asked about the cans of duster around him, he simply responded, “I was huffing them.”
Police learned that he had stolen the cans from a convenience store, and they arrested the man for illegal use of solvents and noxious substances, public drunkenness and receiving stolen property. The man is currently in jail and has a hearing scheduled for next week
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Five Students Caught Huffing in Delaware
Via the Pocono Record in Delaware:
Five students in Delaware were charged for illegal use of solvents after they were caught huffing on a school bus.
Police learned that one of the students was supposed to be in an after-school program but instead walked to a nearby store to purchase computer duster. Three of the students huffed the duster on the way back to school. According to surveillance video, two additional students later inhaled the duster on a school bus.
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