Via Newsday in New York:
A 36 year old man stole several cans of computer duster from a Staples store and led police officers and state troopers on a chase. He was found stopped on the Parkway, officers noticed him huffing from the can, and he refused to leave the car. He was pulled from the car and charged with driving while ability impaired by drugs, resisting arrest, and petty larceny.
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Showing posts with label staples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label staples. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Connecticut Woman Found Huffing Keyboard Cleaner in Staples Bathroom
Via WSFB in Connecticut:
A 44 year
old woman was found passed out in a local Staples after allegedly inhaling cans
of computer duster in the restroom. She was found with five cans that she had
not paid for and was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, sixth-degree larceny and restricted
substance.
The article notes it was the second time
she was arrested for abusing inhalants. Previously, she was found huffing
computer dusting spray in the restroom of a Burger King. Friday, January 1, 2010
Man Steals and then Huffs Products in Pennsylvania
From the Carlisle Sentinel in Pennsylvania:
Earlier this week, a 27 year-old male was charged with “retail theft, huffing, and public drunkenness” after stealing three cans of computer duster from Staples and then huffing from the cans in front of the store.
Earlier this week, a 27 year-old male was charged with “retail theft, huffing, and public drunkenness” after stealing three cans of computer duster from Staples and then huffing from the cans in front of the store.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Women Crashes Car for the 2nd Time After Huffing
From the Cape Cod Times:
A 31 year old woman has crashed her car for the second time after admittedly “huffing”, or using inhalants.
Yesterday morning she “crossed a raised median” and then “her car sideswiped another in the opposite lane then hit another head-on.” The accident injured three including a woman who is five-months pregnant.
Police “found a can of substance used to clean heating and air conditioning ducts inside her car.” “Later, when interviewed by police, she said she inhaled the substance to get high before the accident after buying it in the nearby Staples store.”
Last month, on August 14, She was “involved in a similar accident” at the same location. The police report from this accident notes that she was found passed out in her car with a computer duster in her hand. After this accident, her driver’s license was revoked “due to the threat Foley posed to the public.”
“Police said that immediately after the August accident she told them that she learned how to abuse inhalants by watching the A&E television show “Intervention.”
A 31 year old woman has crashed her car for the second time after admittedly “huffing”, or using inhalants.
Yesterday morning she “crossed a raised median” and then “her car sideswiped another in the opposite lane then hit another head-on.” The accident injured three including a woman who is five-months pregnant.
Police “found a can of substance used to clean heating and air conditioning ducts inside her car.” “Later, when interviewed by police, she said she inhaled the substance to get high before the accident after buying it in the nearby Staples store.”
Last month, on August 14, She was “involved in a similar accident” at the same location. The police report from this accident notes that she was found passed out in her car with a computer duster in her hand. After this accident, her driver’s license was revoked “due to the threat Foley posed to the public.”
“Police said that immediately after the August accident she told them that she learned how to abuse inhalants by watching the A&E television show “Intervention.”
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