I did not see that part, but what I saw were about 10 police on the roof and fire escape and also must have been at his door. They rushed in simultaneously, breaking down the door and climbing through the fire escape window, guns drawn only to find my neighbor passed out on his couch. He started screaming at them to get the f' out of his place, and was lucky he either did not have a gun or did not have time to get it, because he would have been dead.

I vouched for the guy, in handcuffs, screaming across a 15' alleyway 'yes, let him go, he lives there, I swear..'

pretty funny in retrospect, I did not know the guy personally, just a wave, and little chat, from time to time out the window... he was a medical examiner for NYC... He told me that he was scared sh*tless, and almost killed. He said that he was woken (out of a drunken stupor) to six guns pointing right in his face.

They roughed him up, even though I verified he lived there.

Clinical Management of Poisoning and Drug Overdose
by Haddad Winchester
page 459:
"No well-documented human deaths resulting directly from the toxic effects of LSD itself have occurred, though LSD has been implicated in accidental deaths, suicides, and homicides. LD50 (That's lethal dose in 50% of those who ingest this much) determinations vary widely with species, begin 46 mg/kg in mice, 16.5 mg/kg in rats, 0.3 mg/kg in rabbits and 0.1 mg/kg in elephants. In monkeys, the LD100 is 5 mg/kg. Death in these animals is the result of respiratory failure, preceded in the rabbit by marked hyperthermia. Human data are manifestly lacking, and predictions of the average lethal dose for humans have ranged from 0.2 mg/kg to more than 1 mg/kg, administered orally.

Pharmacotheon by Ott
by Jonathon Ott
p.139
"I must emphasize that there is no danger of death or injury from overdose of LSD, which must have about the highest therapeutic index of any drug known (the ratio of fatal dose to effective dose is unknown since no human being has ever died from an overdose of LSD, but must be very high, as individuals have mistakenly ingested hundreds of doses at a sitting; this is a way of saying that the drug is not at all toxic)."

Psychedelics Encyclopedia
Peter Stafford
p.70
"For those concerned about immediate medical hazards in ingesting LSD...Abram Hoffer has estimated, on the basis of animal studies, that the half-lethal human dose--meaning half would die--would be about 14,000 [ug]. But one person who took 40,000 ug survived. In the only case of death reportedly caused by overdose (Journal of the Kentucky Medical Association), the quantity of LSD in the blood indicated that 320,000 ug had been injected intravenously."

Also check this old message board thread at The Straight Dope. (The Straight Dope isn't a drug site. You'll see.)

Don't get me wrong. LSD is a drug with very strong effects when it comes to alteration of perception. But your statement ("- which can cause irreparable harm or death with only one use") is just another drug war distortion/myth.