The most common form of spiking is with alcohol, so why are we ignoring it?
The most common form of spiking is with alcohol, so why are we ignoring it?
This autumn saw a frenzy of reports in the media about people being spiked in bars and nightclubs across the UK.
Stories of clubbers – particularly young women – blacking out and waking up in hospital dominated the headlines, inspiring a host of measures from venues and police forces.
The anxieties of people simply trying to enjoy their nights out were compounded by alarming accounts of revellers…