Via the Nisqually Valley News in Washington:
Earlier this month police responded to a call for a man who had lost consciousness while huffing from a can. He left before officers arrived but they found him nearby. Later that day, they were called to a local restaurant where the same man was once again abusing inhalants. He passed out, fell on his face, and walked away. He was cited for inhaling toxic fumes and is required to appear in court.
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Showing posts with label inhaling toxic fumes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inhaling toxic fumes. Show all posts
Monday, August 18, 2014
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
SWAT Called After Washington Man High on Spray Paint Waves Gun
Via The Olympian
Police arrested a Washington man who wielded a handgun at officers while he was high on paint fumes. The man reported feeling sick after huffing spray paint. When medics and officers arrived the man had his handgun and waved it at police. Officers called for backup from the SWAT Team. SWAT team officers entered and took the man into custody. The man was booked on domestic violence charges from outstanding warrants.
Police arrested a Washington man who wielded a handgun at officers while he was high on paint fumes. The man reported feeling sick after huffing spray paint. When medics and officers arrived the man had his handgun and waved it at police. Officers called for backup from the SWAT Team. SWAT team officers entered and took the man into custody. The man was booked on domestic violence charges from outstanding warrants.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Inhalant Issue in Appeals Court in Wisconsin: So you can huff and drive?
via host.madison.com
An appeals court last week in Wisconsin ruled that you can’t be convicted of driving while intoxicated for “huffing” aerosol fumes. This leaves many wondering just how big a problem huffing while driving is.
An appeals court last week in Wisconsin ruled that you can’t be convicted of driving while intoxicated for “huffing” aerosol fumes. This leaves many wondering just how big a problem huffing while driving is.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Driver Charged with “huffing” After Head-on Crash in North Carolina
via myfox8.com
A 27-year-old man has been charged with inhaling fumes for purpose of causing intoxication and two-counts of personal injury by vehicle. The crash occurred on Wednesday, June 20th. Check out the article above for more details.
A 27-year-old man has been charged with inhaling fumes for purpose of causing intoxication and two-counts of personal injury by vehicle. The crash occurred on Wednesday, June 20th. Check out the article above for more details.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Mendham woman accused of 'huffing' while working as home health aide - Washington
via dailyrecord.com
A 35-year-old woman who is an in-home health aide was caught huffing an aerosol can while working. Police reported she was in no condition to communicate upon their arrival. She was arrested and was later released with a pending mandatory court appearance.
A 35-year-old woman who is an in-home health aide was caught huffing an aerosol can while working. Police reported she was in no condition to communicate upon their arrival. She was arrested and was later released with a pending mandatory court appearance.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Watertown police say man was ‘huffing’ on Coffeen Street
via Watertowndailytimes.com
This brief article discusses the recent incident of a 21 year old man charged with possession of a noxious material in Northern New York.
This brief article discusses the recent incident of a 21 year old man charged with possession of a noxious material in Northern New York.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Indiana Man Arrested for Huffing Gasoline on Porch
Via thestarpress.com in Indiana
A 40 year old man was arrested on May 16th after police found him huffing gasoline fumes to get high. He was charged with “neglect of a dependent and inhaling toxic vapors.”
Monday, April 16, 2012
Huffer Crashes into a Utility Pole
Via the Beaver Countian in Pennsylvania:
Police learned that a man involved in a car accident had been huffing computer duster before he crashed.
The man been inhaling a can in a parking lot, and when he left, his car entered the opposite lane of traffic and hit another car. Police report that his car then "continued down the opposite lane until it jumped a curb and hit a utility pole." According to a witness, the man then got out of his car and threw a can labeled "Duster" on the ground. The man, however, does not remember these events.
The man is being charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, and inhaling toxic releasing substances.
Police learned that a man involved in a car accident had been huffing computer duster before he crashed.
The man been inhaling a can in a parking lot, and when he left, his car entered the opposite lane of traffic and hit another car. Police report that his car then "continued down the opposite lane until it jumped a curb and hit a utility pole." According to a witness, the man then got out of his car and threw a can labeled "Duster" on the ground. The man, however, does not remember these events.
The man is being charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, and inhaling toxic releasing substances.
Friday, November 20, 2009
College Student Causes Wreck
From GoBlueRidge.net in North Carolina
A three-vehicle wreck in Boone County last weekend is being attributed to ‘huffing’ behind the wheel. Accident reports reveal that a 21-year-old Appalachian State student is responsible for crossing the median and striking two vehicles traveling in the opposite direction. Witnesses disclosed to police that they had seen the 21-year-old driver with “a can of aerosol held up to his mouth, appearing dazed” moments before the collision. Authorities have also concluded that speed played a significant factor and estimate that the 21-year-old was traveling upwards of 50 mph in a 35mph zone. Police have charged the driver with “driving while impaired, reckless driving, speeding, inhaling toxic fumes, and possessing drug paraphernalia.” All involved were transported to a nearby hospital, but no word has been released as to the extent of their injuries.
A three-vehicle wreck in Boone County last weekend is being attributed to ‘huffing’ behind the wheel. Accident reports reveal that a 21-year-old Appalachian State student is responsible for crossing the median and striking two vehicles traveling in the opposite direction. Witnesses disclosed to police that they had seen the 21-year-old driver with “a can of aerosol held up to his mouth, appearing dazed” moments before the collision. Authorities have also concluded that speed played a significant factor and estimate that the 21-year-old was traveling upwards of 50 mph in a 35mph zone. Police have charged the driver with “driving while impaired, reckless driving, speeding, inhaling toxic fumes, and possessing drug paraphernalia.” All involved were transported to a nearby hospital, but no word has been released as to the extent of their injuries.
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