Consider these four decisions made by a meth-head. It will alert you to the dangers of methamphetamine use:
- He decided he was a qualified chemist.
- He decided it was safe to escape through the ceiling.
- He decided it was possible to evade the cops on foot.
- He decided it was possible to evade his medical bill by giving a false name.
Enter Nicholas D. Fultz (27), a small-time criminal with a two-page rap sheet. He was brought to the Southwest Hospital in Louisville, KY after a bottle of chemicals he was handling in a car exploded causing burns all over his body. In a chain of events that are as perplexing as the man himself, he attempted to escape by climbing through the ceiling of the hospital building. It wasn’t long before a crash was heard by hospital visitors who found Fultz on the floor. There are no additional details about his condition but a fall from one floor up while crawling on all-fours was likely to have caused a painful face plant and bruised knees. He was later charged with “manufacturing meth, trafficking in controlled substances, criminal mischief, resisting arrest and giving an officer a false name or address.”
Well, Mr. Fultz, in the words of Donald Trump, “You're Fried!”
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