More than 90% of juvenile arrestees admit to vaping, and 75% reported vaping at school.
SAN DIEGO – In a study released Thursday interviewing 56 juvenile arrestees, more than 90% reported they had vaped and 75% reported vaping at school.
When these juveniles were interviewed for the study — 42 youths from East Mesa Juvenile Detention Facility and an additional 14 from the San Diego Achievement Centers were interviewed — and were asked if they had participated in any types of risky behaviors related to substance use in the past year, 52% reported riding in a car with a driver who had used alcohol/drugs and 52% reported they have gone to school intoxicated.
Nearly all of the juveniles interviewed — 96% — said they had ever tried at least one illicit substance and 59% tried all three “gateway drugs,” marijuana, alcohol and tobacco, the report found.
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