via KVRR
A North Dakota man sentenced to six months in jail for his role in his wife's huffing related death. He pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment--negligent homicide and violating an order for protection charges were dropped. The couple huffed canned air the night of her death--he provided the duster.
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Showing posts with label reckless endangerment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reckless endangerment. Show all posts
Monday, February 13, 2017
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Pennsylvania Supreme Court to Determine Huffing's Role in Fatal Car Accident
via The Legal Intelligencer
Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to hear arguments pertaining to huffing's role in a fatal car accident. The defendent was charged with murder of the third degree, recklessly endangering another person, and illegal use of a noxious substance. She has had a history of huffing and driving.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to hear arguments pertaining to huffing's role in a fatal car accident. The defendent was charged with murder of the third degree, recklessly endangering another person, and illegal use of a noxious substance. She has had a history of huffing and driving.
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Woman Arrested for Causing an Accident While Using Inhalants
via sheboyganpress.com
A Wisconsin woman was arrested after causing an accident, using inhalants, and resisting officers. The woman crashed the vehicle with a 2-year-old in the vehicle in a parking lot, driving it to the edge into a construction zone. The 38-year-old is being held on charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, abusing a hazardous substance and second-degree recklessly endearing safety. The child was not injured in the accident
A Wisconsin woman was arrested after causing an accident, using inhalants, and resisting officers. The woman crashed the vehicle with a 2-year-old in the vehicle in a parking lot, driving it to the edge into a construction zone. The 38-year-old is being held on charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, abusing a hazardous substance and second-degree recklessly endearing safety. The child was not injured in the accident
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Pennsylvania Man Huffing and Driving
Via Bradford Today
A 19-year-old, Pennsylvania man is facing a reckless endangerment charge after huffing while driving and crashing into a tree. Police say the man was huffing before losing control of his car and running into a tree. Both the man and his passenger has to be treated for injuries. The man is facing a reckless endangerment charge.
A 19-year-old, Pennsylvania man is facing a reckless endangerment charge after huffing while driving and crashing into a tree. Police say the man was huffing before losing control of his car and running into a tree. Both the man and his passenger has to be treated for injuries. The man is facing a reckless endangerment charge.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Tennessee Woman Causes Apartment Fire While Huffing
Via WRCBtv.com
A Chattanooga woman was arrested in connection with a March 29th apartment fire. The Captain says he and other firefighters noticed a strong smell of gasoline after an apartment fire was put out. He called the Fire Investigation Division to investigate. Evidence showed that one of the two occupants had been huffing gasoline in the bathroom.
The person huffing lit up in the bathroom and due to the room full of gas fumes, a fire erupted. The two occupants in the apartment at the time were not injured.
Following the investigation, officials went to arrest the woman occupant. Officials say she and her husband were evicted from the apartment complex and were staying at a local hotel. When officials arrived at the hotel they could smell gas fumes and the woman refused to answer the door. Investigators entered through a window and arrested her. They found two one-gallon containers full of gas inside the room. She faces six counts of reckless endangerment due to the danger she put the other apartment residents in.
A Chattanooga woman was arrested in connection with a March 29th apartment fire. The Captain says he and other firefighters noticed a strong smell of gasoline after an apartment fire was put out. He called the Fire Investigation Division to investigate. Evidence showed that one of the two occupants had been huffing gasoline in the bathroom.
The person huffing lit up in the bathroom and due to the room full of gas fumes, a fire erupted. The two occupants in the apartment at the time were not injured.
Following the investigation, officials went to arrest the woman occupant. Officials say she and her husband were evicted from the apartment complex and were staying at a local hotel. When officials arrived at the hotel they could smell gas fumes and the woman refused to answer the door. Investigators entered through a window and arrested her. They found two one-gallon containers full of gas inside the room. She faces six counts of reckless endangerment due to the danger she put the other apartment residents in.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Washington Woman Crashes Into Air Force Base After Huffing
Via KHQ
in Washington:
A 22
year old woman was charged with “D.U.I. and Reckless Endangerment of
a Child” after she lost control of her car and crashed into the fence at
Fairchild Air Force Base. State troopers
report the woman had been huffing keyboard cleaner before driving.
Her 14
year old brother had been in the car at the time of the crash. The car was “traveling
over 100 miles per hour and he actually had to unbuckle and take
control of the car to get it stopped.” Friday, August 23, 2013
Car Crash in Wisconsin After Driver Abuses Inhalants
Via the Chippewa Herald in Wisconsin:
A 20 year old female driver has been charged with “first degree
recklessly endangering safety, felony bail jumping, and intentional abuse of a
hazardous substance” after an inhalant abuse related crash back in July.
A witness saw a car traveling at a high rate of speed when it “just
missed a vehicle, drove into a yard, hit a mailbox and stopped. It then turned
around and through a grassy area to strike a tree, a fence and then another
tree, where the vehicle eventually stopped.” Another witness reported
that the passenger in the car was “passed out in the driver’s lap,
foaming at the mouth.”
The driver admitted to huffing. She noted that while traveling at about 50 miles per hour when she suffered a headache, began to seize and blacked out. She stated, “I wasn’t huffing the (computer) duster in the vehicle or while I was driving. I’m not that dumb. I huffed the (computer) duster right before I got into the vehicle.”
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Maryland Man Arrested for Huffing after Pursuit
Via WBAL TV in Maryland:
On Tuesday, June 18th, a Maryland man was arrested after huffing inhalants and blocking a roadway in the Normandy Shopping Center in Ellicott City. When police arrived to the scene, the man refused to open his car door and sped off leading police on a chase down Furrow Avenue. The chase ended when the man drove his car into a police cruiser after which he was arrested and found in possession of illegal drugs.
The man was charged with first- and second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, driving under the influence, drug charges and numerous traffic violations.
On Tuesday, June 18th, a Maryland man was arrested after huffing inhalants and blocking a roadway in the Normandy Shopping Center in Ellicott City. When police arrived to the scene, the man refused to open his car door and sped off leading police on a chase down Furrow Avenue. The chase ended when the man drove his car into a police cruiser after which he was arrested and found in possession of illegal drugs.
The man was charged with first- and second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, driving under the influence, drug charges and numerous traffic violations.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
22 Year old Man in Tennessee Faces Multiple Charges from Huffing and Driving
Via Johnson City Press in Tennessee:
This past week a 22 year old man was arrested for huffing and driving in Tennessee. The driver passed out behind the wheel, causing him to hit a guard rail and injure one of his passengers. Two children were also in the backseat of the car at the time of the accident, but were fortunately unharmed. The driver faces multiple charges, including reckless endangerment, failure to take due care, violation of the financial responsibility law, and driving while under the influence/ child endangerment.
This past week a 22 year old man was arrested for huffing and driving in Tennessee. The driver passed out behind the wheel, causing him to hit a guard rail and injure one of his passengers. Two children were also in the backseat of the car at the time of the accident, but were fortunately unharmed. The driver faces multiple charges, including reckless endangerment, failure to take due care, violation of the financial responsibility law, and driving while under the influence/ child endangerment.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
"Whip-Its" Lead to Man's Reckless Endangerment Charge
A man was found huffing "whip its" after driving erratically.
The 28-year-old struck a guard rail and nearly two vehicles before being stopped by a police officer.
Once found the officer found cream-whippers and a nitrous oxide canister that was "cool to the touch", a sign that it had just been used.
The man was charged with second-degree reckless endangerment, driver's view obstructed, failure to keep right and reckless driving.
Via registerstar.com in Hudson, NY
The 28-year-old struck a guard rail and nearly two vehicles before being stopped by a police officer.
Once found the officer found cream-whippers and a nitrous oxide canister that was "cool to the touch", a sign that it had just been used.
The man was charged with second-degree reckless endangerment, driver's view obstructed, failure to keep right and reckless driving.
Via registerstar.com in Hudson, NY
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Man Slumps Over Wheel in Intersection
A 25-year-old man is facing charges for second degree reckless endangerment and possession with the intent to abuse a hazardous substance, intentional abuse of a hazardous substance, disorderly conduct and possession of marjiuana after a huffing incident.
Police were contacted about a man who had passed out in an intersection. When the police arrived they found the man slumped over the wheel in the far left lane of a busy high speed road.
When the man began to regain consciousness, he huffed out of a can of dust cleaner. The police then knocked the can out his hands and forced him outside the vehicle.
The police also found marijuana and pills inside the vehicle.
Via chippewa.com in Chippewa Falls, WI
Police were contacted about a man who had passed out in an intersection. When the police arrived they found the man slumped over the wheel in the far left lane of a busy high speed road.
When the man began to regain consciousness, he huffed out of a can of dust cleaner. The police then knocked the can out his hands and forced him outside the vehicle.
The police also found marijuana and pills inside the vehicle.
Via chippewa.com in Chippewa Falls, WI
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Felony Charges in Wisconsin Huffing Incident
Via the Chippewa Herald in Wisconsin:
Last month a 16 year old male was found in a school bathroom, unconscious and bleeding from the mouth. A custodian found the boy who later told police and school officials that he had been pushed by another student.
School officials checked surveillance video and questioned an 18 year old male who had been in the bathroom at the same time. He said the two had been texting and agreed to meet in the bathroom. When he came out of the stall he saw the 16 year old lying on the floor but instead of checking him, he just left him and went to class.
Eventually, both students admitted the incident involved inhalant abuse. The 16 year old admitted he had bought a can of computer dusting spray after “seeing a report on MTV about huffing.” The 18 year old had the can and the two agreed to meet in the bathroom. The 16 admitted he had “huffed” the product and lost consciousness. The 18 year old has been charged with second degree reckless endangerment, distributing a hazardous substance while knowing that it would be abused, and misdemeanor disorderly conduct and contributing to the delinquency of a child.”
Last month a 16 year old male was found in a school bathroom, unconscious and bleeding from the mouth. A custodian found the boy who later told police and school officials that he had been pushed by another student.
School officials checked surveillance video and questioned an 18 year old male who had been in the bathroom at the same time. He said the two had been texting and agreed to meet in the bathroom. When he came out of the stall he saw the 16 year old lying on the floor but instead of checking him, he just left him and went to class.
Eventually, both students admitted the incident involved inhalant abuse. The 16 year old admitted he had bought a can of computer dusting spray after “seeing a report on MTV about huffing.” The 18 year old had the can and the two agreed to meet in the bathroom. The 16 admitted he had “huffed” the product and lost consciousness. The 18 year old has been charged with second degree reckless endangerment, distributing a hazardous substance while knowing that it would be abused, and misdemeanor disorderly conduct and contributing to the delinquency of a child.”
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