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A Georgia man was nervous when three Walker County social workers showed up at his home. As he sat in their car filling out paperwork, he kept fidgeting with his pants pocket. Suddenly, there was a loud bang and fire shot from his pants. Apparently, Doyle had combined red phosphorus and iodine, two chemicals used to make methamphe- tamine, in a film canister. When the social workers arrived, he stuffed the canister in his pants. The reaction of the two chemicals heats up to about 278 degrees Fahrenheit before exploding, according to the Walker County Messenger. The explosion damaged the inside of the state vehicle and burned clothing on the workers. Doyle was taken to Erlanger Medical Center in nearby Chattanooga, Tenn., with second- and third- degree burns to his testicles and leg.
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