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15 Feb ’12
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Amber Campbell, 25, and John Arwood, 31, called police after breaking into the Marine and Environmental Science Center at Daytona State College, Florida, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
They told police they were trapped inside the closet.
When police arrived a foul smell led them to the pair. They found human excrement and paraphernalia for smoking meth and crack cocaine inside the closet.
When a police officer checked the closet door he realised it had been open the whole time.
The couple were freed and then immediately arrested for trespass.
I’m with stupid ... Amber Campbell, 25, after her arrest. Picture: Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Source: Supplied
Bad call ... John Arwood, 31, called police after breaking into the Marine and Environmental Science Center at Daytona State College, Florida. Picture: Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Source: Supplied
4 Mar ’12
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wonder why people even try to do these drugs in the first place?
15 Feb ’12
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oxy abuse was pretty rampant up here from work related injuries, which led to Heroin and then bath salts when they popped up on the market
21 Feb ’12
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It is OK though since big Pharma can not be held accountable for doing what needs to be done to drive up sales.
They estimate around 50 million people in the US have a problem with prescription drugs.
15 Feb ’12
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it is an issue up here for sure, a 17 year old boy who use to play b-ball with my daughter in her old elementary school was arrested a couple months ago for burglary, pills are the issue from what I have heard, his accomplice? His father
12 Oct ’12
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When I was fresh out of high school, I worked for a certain orange "big box" store, and we once had a meth-head come in trying to still power tools, and it was obvious he had no idea which way was up anymore. Poor guy was all used up in the brain. We called the cops, he got in his car and fled, and ended up getting in a bad car accident during the police chase.
What is wrong with people?
15 Feb ’12
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alcoholism runs pretty rampant in my family on my mothers side, it's been eye opening seeing who it affects and who it doesn't, some have been devastated by it, while others have not been touched by it. My brother for example can probably count on his hands how many drinks he has had in his lifetime and most of them happened the night before his wedding, I on the other hand enjoyed beer way too much for too long, it's why I stopped last year before it totally got out of control, addiction can be a scary thing.
21 Feb ’12
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Life sucks and if a little pill or a gallon of booze helps people will seek it out.
Society has become one that looks outwards for happiness not inwards. Sadly, looking outwards is comparing ones life to others instead of what you seek for yourself. So when we have what others have and are still not happy the cycle continues.
Above probably does not make sense but for this person who has been a addict (and quit) of a few things through life it seems to be the way it goes. The fellow on the island understands the cycle, he is and should be nothing more then the grain of sand on the beach. If he is anything more there needs to be checks and balances.
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