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Showing posts with label inhaling volatile chemicals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inhaling volatile chemicals. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Texas Teenager Arrested for Huffing Related Accident

Via mrt.com

A 17-year-old Texas man was arrested after a passenger in his pickup was injured in an accident that occurred after the man inhaled duster. A police officer responded to a crash with injuries.  The officer saw a white pickup that had crashed into the back of another pickup.  A passenger in the white truck told the officer he believed his arm was broken.  He also told the officer that the driver, the 17-year-old man, was huffing duster from a can while driving and crashed into the parked pickup.  The officer found the can at the crash site and learned that the driver had fled the scene on foot.

Another officer found the man blocks away.  He had an injury to his chin and inside of his mouth.  He was transported to the hospital  for treatment before bring arrested.  He was arrested for a third-degree felony charge of accident involving serious bodily injury and a class B misdemeanor charge of possession or use of an inhalant with volatile chemicals.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Inhalant Related Hit and Run in Fargo, ND

Via Inforum in Fargo, North Dakota

Police are investigating an inhalant related incident that occurred last Wednesday. An individual’s car was allegedly rear-ended and the car immediately sped off after impact. The victim pursued the other car and contacted police.

Officers contacted the vehicle’s registered owner who allowed officers to enter the garage. There they found a 21 year old man slumped over in the driver’s seat. When police approached the man began to huff from a can of computer duster in his hand.

The 21 year old was arrested on suspicion of “inhaling volatile chemicals, driving under suspension and duty upon striking a fixture.”