Pennsylvania Man Found Huffing Inside Walmart Pharmacy

Via the Times-Herald in Pennsylvania:

Earlier this month, police were called to a Walmart for a case of  "retail theft, public intoxication and a possible medical emergency."

Officers found the man semi-conscious, lying on the ground near the store's pharmacy entrance, bleeding from the face and hands with three cans of computer duster beside him. He was treated at the scene and issued a criminal summons. 

South Carolina Man Charged with Huffing Paint Behind Pizzeria

Via the Herald Online in South Carolina:

A 41 year old man was arrested earlier this week after police caught him huffing from a paint can. Police had noticed a fire in the woods behind a local pizza restaurant and upon investigating found the man "with a plastic Walmart bag to his face and a paint can near his knees" and fresh black paint was visible around his nose. He was charged with open burning and inhaling aromatic hydrocarbons.

Read more here: http://www.heraldonline.com/2014/04/24/5900123/police-rock-hill-lit-fire-behind.html?sp=/100/104/#storylink=cpy

Minnesota Man Arrested for Huffing

Via the Bemidji Pioneer in Minnesota:

The police log notes that last Thursday a 43 year old man was arrested after he was spotted huffing by a local Target.

Wisconsin Man Found Unconscious in Store After Huffing Dusters

Via WMTV in Wisconsin: 

 A 25 year old man has been arrested after he was found unconscious in the back of an Office Depot.  The front window of the store had been smashed in, a can of computer duster was found alongside the unconscious man, and a backpack containing stolen goods and more cans of computer duster was found next to him as well. He has been charged with “Burglary - 2 counts, Resisting/Obstructing, Criminal Damage to Property, Bail Jumping and Abuse of a Hazardous Substance.”

Ohio Woman Arrested After Huffing in Store Restroom

Via the Norwalk Reflector in Ohio:

A 28 year old woman was arrested after she was found huffing computer duster in a Walmart restroom.

A store employee entered the restroom, saw a can fall from a stall and heard a second can being discharged. Police responded and the woman was “arrested on a warrant in connection to the abusing harmful inhalants charge.” The article notes it’s a “first-degree misdemeanor, carrying maximum penalties of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.”