What is drink spiking? How can you know if it’s happened to you, and how can it be prevented?
Nicole Lee, Curtin University and Jarryd Bartle, RMIT University
Recent media reports suggest drink spiking at pubs and clubs may be on the rise.
“Drink spiking” is when someone puts alcohol or other drugs into another person’s drink without their knowledge.
It can include:
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putting alcohol into a non-alcoholic drink
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adding extra alcohol to an alcoholic drink
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slipping prescription or illegal ...
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