Bath Salts

[Falconis]

Anyone have any dealings with people high on this stuff yet?

Here is an article I just read. Take it for what it is after you get past the zombie stuff

http://news.yahoo.com/zombie-apocalypse-isnt-coming-cdc-says-221809617.html

[Petro6golf]

I found a sizeable bag of the stuff on a guy the other day. told me he sold it as meth to meth users

[Watchur6]

Bath salts, synthetic weed and desomorphine(krokodil) are drugs that are hitting the US market or will be soon. Mostbof these drugs start out in Europe and end up in America. Cheap and legal.

[510GUY]

Legal, not for long most city's are banning these type synthetic drugs.

[Triad]

I have had a couple of run ins with people on the stuff. It's pretty scary, I won't get into too much detail as the cases are still being a ajudicated. 1 individual stripped down into his underwear took a 12 gauge shotgun and started shooting into his house with his wife and children still inside.

It appears to me that people under the influence of bath salts react the same way as those under the influence of pcp.

[hitman13]

I have some power points on the stuff, pm me your dept email and I'll try to get them out.

We have had bath salts / glass cleaner / jewelry cleaner in AZ for almost 2 years, I was perplexed when my buddy at LAPD had never heard of them.

[hitman13]

Legal, not for long most city's are banning these type synthetic drugs.

As soon as they are banned, the source will alter the chemical makeup of them so they are legal again, much like prohormones.

[ElvenSoul]

Somewhere Umbrella Corp Officials are laughing

[daybreak]

Somewhere Umbrella Corp Officials are laughing

hahahaha

[Ken Woodford]

Sounds similiar when PCP hit the streets. Yes I am dating myself but I remember my Dad telling me stories in the 70's what people did on PCP.


As far as Zombies...well I don't think there is a drug that can reanimate a dead person but I do feel that these backyard chemists can make a mind altering drug that can cause Zombie like actions. Not that if a person bit you you would then acquire the same symptoms but still dangerous.

[bug_eyedmonster]

Here's something I found in regards to bath salts...

http://www.lifeslittlemysteries.com/2505-bath-salts-insanity.html

I'm not sure how creditable this article may be, but it seems to be the general idea that I've been able to find. Be safe out there!

Jerry

[yzErnie]

Scary stuff with mind numbing properties and symptoms similar to PCP. Also, several cases of excited delirium associated to the use of Bath Salts and Spice.

[Freagan]

When it comes to the bath salts, it is usually a combination of several different stimulants. Most have dosage ranges in the milligrams, so when people snort it as if it is coke or meth they are putting themselves well within the range of chemically induced psychosis. People don't understand that each one of these drugs has their own effects that differ from the all other stims in the mix. So it is easy to see that it will effect people radically differently on an individual level and is utterly unpredictable as to how any one individual will react, especially if they take super sized doses like most of the stories you hear in the news involve.

[Roccobro]

I've had guys ripping ALL their finger and toe nails off without even flinching. One undergrad part-time college instructor wake up three weeks later not know what crazy things he did DAILY since that party "last Friday night"... until that day he snapped out of it. One big boy assaulted his neighbors a few doors down. He was naked and they were an elderly couple inside their own home.

Just a small cross section of some I've seen since this year started.

Justin

[CBruce]

Anyone have any dealings with people high on this stuff yet?

Here is an article I just read. Take it for what it is after you get past the zombie stuff

http://news.yahoo.com/zombie-apocaly...221809617.html

Just FYI:

http://healthland.time.com/2012/06/27/the-cannabis-cannibal-miami-face-eater-didnt-take-bath-salts/

Apparently no 'bath-salts' found in the Florida face-eater. And while the munchie is a common side effect of marijuanna I think we can all agree that a compulsion to chew on someone's face is not a common reaction to pot by any stretch of the imagination.

So where the initial report came from, who knows. As always I think we're quick to jump on such outrageously abberant behavior as being caused by some sort of drug or substance because it's hard to accept that crazy people can just be crazy and do crazy things completely on their own.