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| Oregon jail inmates drunk on hand sanitizer escape work crew on ATV, deputies say |
| By oregonlive.com- Everton Bailey Jr. |
| Published: 11/16/2018 |
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Two Deschutes County inmates on a work crew got drunk on the alcohol from hand sanitizer, then went joyriding on a stolen ATV until deputies caught up with them Wednesday, authorities say. Christopher G. Turre, 30, and Shawn D. McCallister, 34, were part of a four-inmate work crew at a ranch east of Bend feeding rescue animals and cleaning up the property. At some point, Turre and McCallister drank sanitizer from a container in the jail van, took off on a sheriff's office four-wheeler and broke through a ranch entrance gate on their way off the land, the sheriff's office said. It's not clear from the sheriff's office how much hand sanitizer Turre and McCallister drank nor if the other two inmates drank any. The amount of alcohol in hand sanitizer ranges from 45 percent to 95 percent, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers. Wine has 10 percent to 15 percent alcohol, and beer contains 5 to 10 percent. Read More. |
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