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. 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. 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. Town of Oswego, NY A Middletown woman whose car snapped a utility pole and flipped during an accident here Saturday told investigators she was huffing keyboard cleaner as she drove, the Oswego. 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. Officers also discovered a second can, later identified as compressed gas duster used to clean computer keyboards, along with a puddle of vomit next to the man. 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. MCC campus police notified Lowell police at 3 p.m. 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. People can lose consciousness and even die due to the lack of oxygen. These effects may disappear once the chemicals from the keyboard air cleaner are out of the body. Inhaling the chemical results in hypoxia, a temporary lack of oxygen to the lungs, creating a euphoric high. The man, 32-year-old Adam Perlowich, was arrested after deputies say he appeared to be intoxicated and was found with seven cans of keyboard cleaner in his car. Computer keyboard cleaner contains difluoroethane, a derivative of Freon. A Rock Hill man is facing charges after police say he passed a stopped school bus Wednesday morning while high on keyboard cleaner. 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. 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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