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A Glen Burnie woman who was found dead in her home Monday after police stopped her husband nearby died of alcohol-related internal bleeding, Anne Arundel County police said. A autopsy by the state medical examiner’s office in Baltimore ruled that Bonnie Grace Anthony-Garde, 50, of Roberts Court, died of gastrointestinal hemorrhaging due to excessive alcohol consumption. Her death was ruled to have occurred because of natural causes.
The UDETC is pleased to announce the launch of the 3rd in a series of on-line distance learning courses. These courses provide a no-cost training that focuses on the reduction of underage access to alcohol. This 6-hour training discusses the role of enforcement and community agencies in preventing underage drinking parties and safely dispersing them when they do occur. The course can be accessed at: http://www.udetc.org/distancelearning.htm.
Low price alcohol makes it cheaper to get drunk than go to the cinema, say young Britons.Cheap alcohol and the way it is promoted encourages excessive drinking, according a new survey of 1,000 16-24 year olds.They claimed most young people are ‘drinking to get drunk’, with Buy One Get One Free offers encouraging binge drinking. (via Low price of alcohol mean youngsters drink rather than do other activities | Mail Online)
The cause of death was listed as “acute alcohol poisoning.” No other drugs were found in his system.
The Fresno State freshman who died after a night of drinking at a fraternity house near campus died of complications of acute intoxication, the Fresno County Coroner’s Office said Monday.
So 20/20 is running a show tonight called INTOXICATION NATION. I have been briefly watching it.. it’s painting a pretty morbid picture of the current generation, and the drinking class that seems to be classless. People do shots in their eyes? Am I just getting old or what!?
Nonetheless.. I’d be…
Critics maintain that interlock devices should be required only for people with multiple convictions or those who register blood alcohol concentrations of more than 0.15 percent.
Teenagers must be educated on the signs of alcohol poisoning. An inquest into the alcohol poisoning of Chris Skinner was told today youth equate passing out from booze with going to sleep. Sue Kennedy, the executive director of Alternatives for Youth, an addiction counselling agency, said youth need to be educated to learn when an intoxicated friend is in medical distress. “This crisis is going to keep happening so kids need to have the tools to deal with,” counsel Neil Jones said.
Police said a nine-year-old boy found passed out on a playground barely conscious was very drunk. When he sobered up, police charged him with a crime, and he’s not the only one in trouble. Late last month, two kids found their 9-year old friend passed out at a Carlsbad playground. He was incoherent, his eyes glazed over, and he could barely move. They carried him to a bench and called for help. When police arrived, the 9-year-old was unresponsive on the bench. The cuts on his face, other kids said, came when he fell face first onto the pavement. The boy was rushed to the hospital and spent the night in the intensive care unit. His father, who did not wish to be identified, said he was scared “that he was going to die from alcohol poisoning.”
Ten students required medical transport to McCosh Health Center and the University Medical Center at Princeton due to alcohol intoxication this weekend
