Spiked Drinks

What is a spiked drink?

It is when either alcohol or drugs (either prescription or non-prescription) is added to your drink without your consent or knowledge.

NOTE: You may not see or taste the difference!!

What are some of the dangers?

• Sexual assault, rape
• Unsafe sex
• Assault
• Robbery
• Hospitalisation from extreme symptoms such as respiratory problems or collapse.
• Other opportunistic crimes such as extortion, identity theft etc.

How do you know if your drink is spiked?

• You may feel dizzy or faint
• You may feel sick or sleepy
• You may feel very drunk after only one or two drinks

How to decrease the risk of spiked drinks:

• Don't leave your drinks unattended
• Buy your own drinks and know what you are drinking
• Watch your drink being made (if possible)
• Don't accept drinks from anyone you don't know and trust
• Watch out - Look after your friends

If you think that your drink has been spiked, report the incident to the local Police or call 000.