A Really Bad Trip
A man in Washington state from September 26th to October 3rd terrorized the residents of a rural area. The man broke into a couple’s home and demanded the occupants make him a sandwich. Once the man got what he wanted, he stole a firearm and took off. The man was pursued by police but escaped. Later he was seen in an older woman’s home taking her purse and keys and then her car crashing it a few blocks away but once again evading police.
The last stunt he pulled was to hold up a man and take him hostage. As they drove back into town, he made the man go through a McDonald’s drive-in. The man was finally apprehended in Rainer where his reign of insanity finally came to an end. When the man was taken into custody, the officer noted he was clearly under the influence, but he couldn’t tell on what.
This is only one of many stories and unfortunate incidents attributed to LSD. The drug is known to cause strong hallucinations and irrational behavior which can put the individual and those around them in danger. Though LSD is less common now than a decade ago, it is still out there and can destroy the life of an individual in a few hours.
Parents need to educate themselves on the signs of this drugs abuse. We offer signs of drug abuse for all other drugs as well. Please call us today if you notice one of your loved ones exhibiting signs of drug abuse. To speak with one of our drug addiction specialists.
Signs of LSD Abuse:
- Dilated pupils
- Anxiety or paranoia
- Rapid heart rate
- Sweating or chills
- Blurred vision
- Delusions
- Hallucinations
- Nausea
- Dizziness
- Emotional Distress
- Depression
Other names for LSD include acid, blotter, tab, hippie, doses, California Sunshine, and Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
