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By Ann Tracy on November 27, 2009
CORUNNA -
The 33-year-old Owosso man accused of two Sept. 11 murders was found incompetent
to stand trial and will be remanded to the State Department of Mental Health for
treatment.
Sixty-sixth District Court Judge Terrance P. Dignan signed an
order Wednesday afternoon finding Harlan Drake incompetent. However, Dignan, in
his written opinion, said there is a substantial probability Drake will attain
competence with treatment.
Dignan’s decision was based on a report filed
by the Center for Forensic Psychiatry in Ann Arbor, where Drake was
evaluated.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged adverse reactions, antidepressants, Argus Press, Bizarre Murders, Dignan, District Court Judge, Dr. Tracy, Head Injury, Head Trauma, Hostility, Media Article, Medication For Depression, Michael Peterson, Package Insert, Perpetrator, Physicians Desk Reference, Rosie, Sad Fact, School Shootings, Tragic Deaths |
By Ann Tracy on October 12, 2009
The
mother of one of the two teenagers who murdered a dozen fellow students and a
teacher in the massacre at Columbine high school has broken a decade of
silence to say that she is unable to look at another child without thinking
about the horror and suffering her son caused.
Susan
Klebold, whose son Dylan and another youth, Eric Harris, hunted down pupils at
the Colorado school with shotguns, a semi-automatic pistol and a rifle before
killing themselves, has described her trauma over her son’s actions.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged antidepressants, Bold Statement, Bowling For Columbine, Classic Case, Columbine, Comedian Phil Hartman, Coroner, Dr. Tracy, Effexor, FDA, Fda Testimony, Fri, Horror, Married Couple, Medication, Michael Moore, Murder Suicide, Paxil, Phil Hartman, Rbd, Recreationally, Rem Sleep Behavior Disorder, School Shootings, SSRIs, Taylors, Zoloft |
By retoddb on April 28, 2001
Ronald Stephens, executive director of the National School Safety
Center says: Its the thought that if youre going to put Charlie Manson in my
class I have a right to know that. . . We have kids so medicated its
incredible. I dont see parents asking the question about the numbers of
children on psychotropic drugs as being all that invasive. The public would
be shocked at the number of file drawers of prescription drugs that teachers
are asked to dispense. . . . it would be a great study for someone to go back
and see how many of the kids who committed these violent acts were on these
drugs.
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Act Of Violence, Charlie Manson, Copple, Crime Prevention Council, Detective Work, File Drawers, Insight Magazine, Last Decade, National Crime Prevention, National Crime Prevention Council, National School Safety, National School Safety Center, prescription drugs, Psychotropic Drugs, School Safety Center, School Shooting, School Shootings, Superintendent Of Schools, Violence School, Violent Acts |
By retoddb on April 18, 2001
WASHINGTON, April 16 (Bloomberg News) — Glaxo- SmithKline P.L.C. has won the
Food and Drug Administration’s approval to market its antidepressant Paxil
for treating general anxiety disorder, a new use for the drug.
That makes Paxil the first drug in its class to be approved for the
condition, which affects about 10 million Americans and involves excessive,
often debilitating worrying, the company said today.
Posted in DrugAwareness.org Newsletters | Tagged Anxiety Disorder, Blood Sugar Problems, Dr Ann, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, Drug Awareness, Health And Safety, Incompetence, International Coalition, Low Blood Sugar, Low Blood Sugar Hypoglycemia, Many Mothers, Nytimes, Paxil, School Shootings, Seizure Activity, Seizures, SSRIs, suicides, Three Minutes, Workplace Violence |
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