This is a crime
that has be in the rise with men being the most common target, after they are
spiked they are frisked and dumped in funny places.
Don’t be a victim learn from other people experience and read the tips on :
HOW TO AVOID GETTING SPIKED.
Don’t be a victim learn from other people experience and read the tips on :
HOW TO AVOID GETTING SPIKED.
Spiking and how it’s done
Spiking involves intake
of huge amount of alcoholic beverage that may either intoxicated with other
chemicals or just normal alcohol in large amounts. I have heard stories of people
spiked with changaa’ added to their beer(funny but true!). Don’t just think spiking only
involves
mchele tu! Usually the chemical or drug is introduced to the beer of
the victim and they get intoxicated as they drink more and more of the spiked
drink. In most cases its either young women being preyed by men or wealthy men
being prey by whores the second one is the most common in Nairobi clubs. When
you drink a spiked drink the effects may last for 12 hours and worse you may
die depending on the amount of the drug you have taken.Drugs used for Spiking Drinks
The following are the
drugs used in spiking cases, most of them are used in Hospital Theater for
surgery and they are commonly called premedication drugs or anesthesia drugs.
Some like valium are indicated in cases of depression and may be available in
chemist with a prescription. Its only takes one rogue health worker and the
criminals get access to these serious drugs. If you want to know more about
them you can search in search engine for information.
List of Commonly used Drugs for Spiking Drinks
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Benzodiazepines
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Midazolam
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Rohypnol
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Ketamine
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GHB
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Ethanol
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Temazepam
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Muscle relaxants
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Hypnotics
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Ecstasy
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Burunganda
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LSD
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Methamphetamines
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Barbiturates
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Valium
These are the drugs that
are likely to be used to spike your drinks, should you suspect the drink is
spiked just stop drinking and call someone or notify someone about your suspicion.
If possible leave immediately!
Good Luck and Take Care
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