He was escorted off the property, police said. Later that same day, Bean was seen at the Federal Building doing the same thing, police allege. Air duster is canned air that is used to clean computers and other devices or objects that cannot be cleaned with other methods. Bean declined medical attention and left, police said. On Tuesday, Bean was seen on surveillance footage sitting on a bench in the lobby of one building allegedly huffing from a can of computer keyboard cleaner, police said.īean collapsed after about an hour, police said. Bean told police then he suffers from a seizure disorder. A motorist from Chula Vista who killed a 9-year-old girl in 2010 after huffing/inhaling chemicals from computer keyboard cleaner cans was sentenced March. 8, he was found on the floor of a men’s bathroom at MCC bleeding from the head. Police said Bean has been involved in several incidents on the Lowell campus. Bean was allegedly unresponsive and needed assistance to stand. One stupid decision that destroyed her life and ours. He held a can of “Blow-Off” computer keyboard cleaner in his hand, and a second can was under the toilet, according to court documents. Caroline Doherty is talking about her 14-year-old daughter Aria, who was trying to get high by inhaling a can of computer keyboard duster. Police said they found Bean fully clothed and passed out, sitting on the handicapped toilet and slumped over. on Thursday that a male had been locked in a handicapped stall of the bathroom of the Federal Building for an hour. These include: Hallucinations Confusion Delayed reflexes Lightheadedness Impaired coordination Although most of the effects mentioned above are not severe, some effects like rapid and irregular heart rhythm can lead to death. MCC campus police notified Lowell police at 3 p.m. These effects may disappear once the chemicals from the keyboard air cleaner are out of the body. People can lose consciousness and even die due to the lack of oxygen. Inhaling the chemical results in hypoxia, a temporary lack of oxygen to the lungs, creating a euphoric high. Computer keyboard cleaner contains difluoroethane, a derivative of Freon. Police said Bean was “huffing,” becoming intoxicated by inhaling chemicals from cans that include compressed air. He is scheduled for a pretrial conference on April 17. He was released on personal recognizance. He was charged with inhaling a toxic vapor, and pleaded not guilty on Friday in Lowell District Court. Some popular inhalants we see during a huffing intervention include nitrous oxide, spray paint, whip cream cans and air dusters (for example, computer keyboard.
3, was found with a can of keyboard cleaner in his hand. LOWELL - A 43-year-old city man found passed out on a toilet in the bathroom of the Middlesex Community College library was arrested on Friday afternoon.
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