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Published July 03, 2009

Duluth woman charged with driving while huffing is jailed chat

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Robin P.
Duluth, MN     07/02/2009 6:20 PM

Mike B this is not the first run in she has had because of drugs... does she have to kill someone before you think that she should be taken off the streets?

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Kristine S.
Cloquet, MN     07/02/2009 5:47 PM

Sheez. those Pinkish people and their drug and alcohol addictions. they have done anything good since they immigrated here.

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Trudy R.
07/02/2009 5:41 PM

I agree with Mike B This person needs help. And hopefully she gets it. This individual is a good person. A really good person. She has an addiction, Which should never be overlooked. we as people should be aware. that people like this need our help. As a society we shouldnt condemn and everyone should open there eyes. Instead of looking through shut eyelids and seeing only what they want to see. What I didnt mention is I know this person. And wish her well.

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Beau G.
07/02/2009 5:30 PM

*Point*....needed to fix that or I'm sure I would be called on it from some of these perfect people here....

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Jessica P.
Duluth, MN     07/02/2009 5:30 PM

Wow....the gene pool just isn't what it used to be. Talk about dumb.....let's hope she doesn't have kids.

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Beau G.
07/02/2009 5:28 PM

MIKE B......My Poitn Exactly. Thank You

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jerry k.
07/02/2009 5:26 PM

She can get all the help and support she needs from a correctional institute. Paid back by herself, not tax payers. Next time , she can go to prison.

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NoLibs A.
Duluth, MN     07/02/2009 5:23 PM

Robin P., may I suggest YOU get your facts straight. Air breathed from a Scuba tank (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) IS compressed. I know, I dive. It is delivered to the tank through a (I hope I remember this right) 2 or 3 stage air compressor (dry, as to deliver no oil or moisture along with the air). The air is then delivered to the diver through a 2 stage regulator. The tanks hold so much pressure that they have been known to level a garage when the tank developed a catastrophic failure (it burst) (again, I know, I've seen the pics). Robin, as I stated in my first message, it was not the compressed air(as reported) that caused the problem, something else was involved as a few of the nicer contributers have noted. Now really, shouldnt you have been a bit nicer and do a little more research before making yourself look, well, you finish the sentence.

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Heidi N.
Duluth, MN     07/02/2009 4:58 PM

I am sure she will get off with a slap on the wrist and go on to do it again maybe even killing someone next time!

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Lorna G.
07/02/2009 4:33 PM

This is one incredibly stupid young woman who put herself and others in danger. BTW, stupidity is not only found in West Duluth and I resent that inference as should all the responsible citizens living west of Lake Avenue.

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