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Kirkersville Police Chief, 35-year-old James Hughes Jr., was found dead in his bathroom May 25, with packages of fentanyl, heroin and LSD strewn about the living room of his home—drugs that Reynoldsburg Police Lt. Ron Wright said all originated from the deceased man’s department, theNewark Advocatereports....
Kirkersville Police Chief, 35-year-old James Hughes Jr., was found dead in his bathroom May 25, with packages of fentanyl, heroin and LSD strewn about the living room of his home—drugs that Reynoldsburg Police Lt. Ron Wright said all originated from the deceased man’s department, theNewark Advocatereports....
He died from the heroin and fentanyl, not the LSD. Too bad he didn’t take the LSD first because it’s a blocker. You can’t get high or drunk while you’re on LSD, but perhaps heroin could get through and still kill. At any rate, I suspect he just had all those drugs in his house, but only took one of them and overdosed.
Hughes had a checkered past that included allegations of a relationship with a woman who served time at the Fairfield County Jail in Ohio while he worked for the county sheriff’s office.
He also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in a June 2, 2013, incident during he used racial slurs and spit at a worker in the drive-through window at a fast-foot restaurant in Whitehall, Ohio, according to USA Today.
Poor hero, maybe his guilty conscience drove him to it.
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