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Yep...resident schizophrenic...WARF...recently had some heroin issues with Marlin draft pick Jeff Allison...check it out here...
Top Marlins draft pick Allison hospitalized after heroin overdose
July 25, 2004
SportsLine.com wire reports
PEABODY, Mass. -- Florida Marlins draft pick Jeff Allison spent three days in the hospital because of a heroin overdose, according to police.
Allison was hospitalized after he and WARF split a bag of heroin July 17, Lynn police Lt. John Scannell told The Salem News.
The friend, WARF, told police he passed out in a car on Rockaway Street in Lynn and when he woke up, he noticed Allison was having trouble breathing. He said he drove Allison to Union Hospital in Lynn.
Police Lt. Tom Reddy on Sunday confirmed to The Associated Press that Allison had been hospitalized for a heroin overdose and released. But he said he had no further details.
Allison was the Marlins' top pick in the June draft -- 16th overall -- after a standout career at Peabody High School, where he went 8-0 and didn't allow an earned run in 63 1/3 innings during his senior season. He signed for a $1.85 million bonus.
In May, he left the Marlins' minor-league training camp without permission for undisclosed reasons less than a month after reporting late. The team placed him on the restricted list, meaning he's inactive and not being paid. He later acknowledged to Boston-area media he had a problem with the painkiller OxyContin.
Scannell said police found out about Allison's overdose because they were at Union Hospital on another matter when he was brought in. Allison has not been charged, but police were investigating.
AlPo NEWS
The Alternate Pojopress News Service
Copyright 2004, The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved
WARF...for fuck's sake...if you're going to do it right...go the speedball route...
Top Marlins draft pick Allison hospitalized after heroin overdose
July 25, 2004
SportsLine.com wire reports
PEABODY, Mass. -- Florida Marlins draft pick Jeff Allison spent three days in the hospital because of a heroin overdose, according to police.
Allison was hospitalized after he and WARF split a bag of heroin July 17, Lynn police Lt. John Scannell told The Salem News.
The friend, WARF, told police he passed out in a car on Rockaway Street in Lynn and when he woke up, he noticed Allison was having trouble breathing. He said he drove Allison to Union Hospital in Lynn.
Police Lt. Tom Reddy on Sunday confirmed to The Associated Press that Allison had been hospitalized for a heroin overdose and released. But he said he had no further details.
Allison was the Marlins' top pick in the June draft -- 16th overall -- after a standout career at Peabody High School, where he went 8-0 and didn't allow an earned run in 63 1/3 innings during his senior season. He signed for a $1.85 million bonus.
In May, he left the Marlins' minor-league training camp without permission for undisclosed reasons less than a month after reporting late. The team placed him on the restricted list, meaning he's inactive and not being paid. He later acknowledged to Boston-area media he had a problem with the painkiller OxyContin.
Scannell said police found out about Allison's overdose because they were at Union Hospital on another matter when he was brought in. Allison has not been charged, but police were investigating.
AlPo NEWS
The Alternate Pojopress News Service
Copyright 2004, The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved
WARF...for fuck's sake...if you're going to do it right...go the speedball route...
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