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How Teens Get Drunk Without Alcohol
Since alcohol is plentiful in most homes, it’s relatively easy for teens to access the substance. While most parents are aware of the risk of alcohol use and abuse in their teens, and they may go to great lengths to keep their teens from accessing alcohol. As a result, parents may not know that teens become intoxicated through household items not normally considered alcoholic beverages.
By learning more about these substances, parents are able to prevent their teens from alcohol abuse.
Inhalants come in many shapes and sizes, and they are found in almost every household in America. In fact, most households have more than one item that could be used as an inhalant. Teens who want to experiment with inhalants can also easily buy the products at hardware stores.
Some of these products contain volatile compounds that evaporate into the air, while others contain propellants that allow the contents to shoot through the air at a high speed. These ingredients can pack a powerful punch when teens inhale the fumes.
According to the Partnership at Drugfree.org, these substances typically cause the same sorts of symptoms seen in people who drink alcohol. These include slurred speech, lack of coordination, dizziness and delirium. The feelings don’t last for more than a few moments, however, teens may attempt to prolong their pleasure by inhaling substances repeatedly over a very short period of time. This can lead to a lack of consciousness, or even death.
Inhalant abuse among teens is common, likely because teens may feel as though household products are safe.
Inhalant abuse is a serious problem for adolescents. SAMHSA reports that 6.9 percent of 12-year-old children have used inhalants. More children in this age group have used inhalants than cigarettes or marijuana.
Spotting inhalant abuse can be somewhat difficult, as teens don’t remain intoxicated for long periods of time. But, teens who do use inhalants on a regular basis may smell like chemicals, or they may have paint on their noses or fingers. Teens who inhale may also spend inordinate amounts of time in the basement or kitchen, and may scurry away when they see a parent coming.
Most adults think of sticky, syrupy cold medications as a lifesaver when they’re sick. Teens, on the other hand, may turn to these substances in order to feel drunk without drinking alcohol.
Many cold medications contain dextromethorphan, also called DXM. This product is safe to take in 15- to 30-milligram doses, the Nemours Foundation reports, but teens often take as much as 360 milligrams at one time.
High doses of this drug result in hallucinogenic experiences. Teens might also experience:
Blurred vision
Dizziness
Paranoia
Sweating
Loss of consciousness
Seizures
High fevers
Despite all of these dangers, many teens still abuse these drugs. According to the University of Rochester Medical Center, one in 11 teens has abused cough medicines or other OTC medications in this way.
Use of the drugs might also be on the rise, as manufacturers are thinking of new and innovative ways to help teens abuse the active ingredient in these drugs. Manufacturers are extracting the DXM from cough medications and selling pills of DXM on the Internet. Teens who want to get high can simply swallow or snort the pills. Some teens choose to take small cough pills, such as Coricidin HPB Cough and Cold, which contains DXM without the syrup stickiness. Unfortunately, this drug also contains an antihistamine, and teens who take high doses of this drug may face additional health risks due to large doses of antihistamines.
In their quest to get drunk without raiding the family liquor cabinet, some teens will ingest products in the home that contain alcohol but may not be considered true alcoholic beverages. For example, some teens choose to guzzle mouthwashes and breath fresheners that contain alcohol, in the hopes of obtaining a quick drunken high without getting into trouble.
Similarly, according to a report produced by ABC News, some teens choose to ingest hand sanitizers, as these products also contain large amounts of alcohol. Teens who are particularly adept at understanding alcohol strengths might be particularly prone to abusing sanitizers, as they may know about the strength of these products.
Teens who abuse household products in this way may do extreme damage to their kidneys and livers. And, they may also develop unforeseen medical complications due to ingesting substances that were never meant to be injected.
Reading up on the dangers of illicit substances and realizing that teens might be using could lead some parents to panic and over-correct. For example, some parents choose to provide alcohol for their children, and supervise them as they learn to drink. According to an article published in the Wall Street Journal, 45 percent of children who drank alcohol got it for free at home. This is not the best way to educate teens about the dangers of alcohol abuse and addiction.
It’s best for parents to keep open lines of communication with their teens. By having open discussions about the dangers, and then staying on the alert for signs of abuse in their teens, parents can ensure that teens aren’t abusing alcohol.
Those teens who are already addicted to alcohol or any of these other substances can also benefit from a teen alcohol rehab program. Here, they can learn more about how addictions change their chemical makeup, and how they can be combatted through the power of the mind.
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Drunk teen breaks into Milwaukee home to find it's an Airbnb hosting out-of-town deputies
Drunk teen breaks into Milwaukee home to find it's an Airbnb hosting out-of-town deputies (WISN, TIKTOK, CHARLES PESOLA, CNN)
MILWAUKEE (WISN/WKRC/CNN NEWSOURCE) - A drunk man broke into a Milwaukee home. What he didn't know, is that the Airbnb was filled with out-of-town sheriff's deputies who were in the city for training.
"About 2:30 in the morning, I heard some crashing around upstairs, but I thought it was this guy going to the bathroom, it wasn't me," said Deputy Charles Pesola.

The Montana officers are in Milwaukee for emergency vehicle training but never expected a crime to happen in their rental home.
With the home's back door open, the deputies realized there was an intruder. When they went upstairs, they found a 19-year-old sound asleep.
"This silly guy found the one Airbnb in all of downtown Milwaukee Wisconsin loaded with cops. He woke up in handcuffs," said Deputy Charles Pesola.

But Deputy Charles Pesola says, lucky for him, they were cops.
"What if that dude stumbled into a bed with a kid, or my wife, I mean it could have been a different morning right? So wrong place, wrong time, lucky that there's dude's that actually know how to handle that," said Deputy Pesola. "He had no idea where he was. he had no idea where he came from."
So, why did they make this into a TikTok video?

"I try to make everything a TikTok video, part of what I do in our community, is put myself out in front of people to be a real person. cops have a hard time right now and when they can see we're still having fun and still real people and we're good, it's a good thing," said Deputy Pesola.
The Tik Tok video seen now by tens of thousands is just one of many these guys make all to show a different side of the badge.
"He made a mistake, it's okay we're gonna get over it and at the end of the day, we can smile about it," said Deputy Matt Vander Ark.

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