Posted on 12/27/2017 9:09:25 AM PST by LibWhacker
NASHVILLE, TN (WKRN) A Lawrence County man was arrested after terrorizing a family and causing tremendous harm to himself while being under the influence of a dangerous drug.
Deputies said Danny Hollis Jr. was smoking something called wasp, a mixture of meth and bug spray.
On Monday night around 7 p.m. on Gimlet Road, deputies responded to a call about a naked man inside a house.
Investigators said Hollis broke into the home, sat at the family dinner table and cut his own throat in front of four children and a mother.
This man walks in. The family is all in there, minding their own business. He is stripped naked. He says the dog is looking at him. He grabs a knife and he cuts his throat. He goes up stairs and jumps out a window, after busting his head on the glass of the front door and then he takes off running, said Lt. Melinda Brewer.
According to Brewer, Hollis jumped on the gazebo in the familys back yard.
The 35-year-old ran across a field, where deputies finally caught up to him.
After he hit his head on the pavement, deputies and EMS were able to secure him.
Investigators said Hollis admitted to smoking wasp, a combination of meth and crystalized bug spray.
Lt. Brewer said the drug is worse than bath salts and causes psychotic episodes.
Hollis didnt want to talk to WKRN-TV in jail, but deputies spoke to him.
Hollis said he couldnt remember any of the things he did, authorities said.
I went to college in the ‘70’s. Engaged in a fair amount of ‘pharmaceutical’ related fun.
Never, on my worst day, did I think of using bug spray for anything but bugs. Who thinks of this stuff? Who is the first one to do it? It’s like huffing paint - why? What happened to sitting around with a joint and listening to Traffic?
I blame the dog.
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