Massachusetts declares public health emergency over heroin overdoses and opioids addiction

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Massachusetts declares public health emergency over heroin overdoses and opioids addiction

VIDEO: Jennifer Hudson Talks New Role as Heroin Addict

From Idol to Dream Girl to a prostitute with a heroin addiction, The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete stars Jennifer Hudson like you’ve never seen her before! CelebTV caught up with the star who told us what she learned while researching the character. J-Hud said she shadowed tons of women and called the experience “eye opening” because her life is not like that, and she was able to see what addiction does to people. Director George Tillman Jr. was also on hand with Hudson at the Chicago International Film Festival to receive the Black Perspectives Award– and he also sang Jennifer’s praises.

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Heroin addict thought Guardian office was "safe place" to use drugs

A statement from Mr Rusbridger’s personal assistant said the “dazed” and “warm and sweaty” looking Earlington stumbled up to his office before saying he was lost and wandering off, the Camden New Journal reported.

Leather jacket-clad Earlington said he had been “desperate” to find somewhere to use in private after buying drugs in King’s Cross, and happened upon the newspaper’s offices as a potential location.

“Three to four weeks before that I had used the Guardian toilets – I had asked a guard and he had let me in,” he told the court.

“So I went back. This time there was no guard there so I tailgated some people. I had been there before but I couldn’t remember where the toilet was.

“At the time my state of mind was not good, I was ‘clucking’. That was why I didn’t want to talk to anyone or ask anyone where it was.

“But I found the toilet eventually. I ‘chased the dragon’, I burnt it on a piece of foil. I used the drugs, basically. And I went back out.

“That is all. I didn’t want to steal nothing, it was just to use the drugs. I left and I went back home.”

CCTV showed Earlington, who has a 20-year problem with Class A drugs and 38 previous convictions, walking into the Guardian building, following staff through security barriers, past groups of employees up the stairs, before leaving five minutes later.

Earlington added: “Sir, your honour, I know that was a really stupid thing to do, sir.

“When you are on drugs, you just don’t think clearly.

“I’m not trying to say it is right. I just felt desperate for a safe place.”

But Deputy District Judge Timothy King found him guilty of burglary.

The judge said: “Entering a building like the Guardian, where there were security barriers, there was significant risk to him of being stopped and police being called.

“The fact he tailgates through the barriers, he does not ask for directions to the toilet.

“The fact that he continues to look around – I’m satisfied his intention was to steal.”

Earlington will be sentenced next month.

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Heroin addict thought Guardian office was "safe place" to use drugs