Louisiana State U. Student Arrested After Marijuana and Laughing Gas Found in Campus Residence
“charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and felony possession of controlled substances”
Laughing gas? As in nitrous oxide? That’s pretty hardcore.
The Reveille reports:
Student arrested after laughing gas and marijauna were found in on-campus residence
An LSU student was arrested after nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, and marijuana were found inside an East Campus Apartments residence.
18-year-old Boyd Hebert, originally from Thibodeaux, was charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and felony possession of controlled substances on Sept. 29.
LSU police officers responded to a drug complaint made by Hebert’s RA, who stated that during a routine room inspection on Sept. 28, RAs found what appeared to be nitrous oxide used for inhalation on the top shelf of the closet in Hebert’s room, according to an LSUPD incident report.
Police made contact with Hebert and searched his room, where they found a 2000 gram jar of Max Cream Charger GreatWhip Nitrous Oxide E942, 4.18 grams of marijuana and multiple pieces of marijuana paraphernalia.
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Wonder which one was the controlled substance — the NO2, or the weed?
Because it sure doesn’t LOOK like a controlled substance.
While your post is very poignant, it can literally kill your brain.
I wonder if the difference is how much you have at once and intent to distribute because the recipients may not be informed of the risk.
It’s one thing to take a bunch of drunk partygoers to the grocery store and buy whipped cream to take nitrous. It’s another to pass it out and sell it in an inebriated mob of impaired college goers. One group has to make a conscious decision to go and get it…the other is in a high-risk environment, which is why it’s illegal to sell loose cigarettes, too.
He must have pissed off someone. Almost 5 grams of weed? That’s about enough to get a hamster stoned. The FDA hasn’t scheduled nitrous, but Louisiana law has made its possession a misdemeanor. This from perplexity:
“For a person violating the use/possession prohibition, the potential penalty is up to one year of imprisonment, a fine up to $2,500, or both.”
Some criminal.
Laughing gas? Now, that’s funny!