Category: K2 Incense News Archive June

  • Bath Salts Abuse- 77 Year Old Gets Hit by Shovel

    Robert William White, 20, bashes 77 year old woman over the head with a shovel

    After ingesting a substance called bath salts, Robert William White became extremely agitated, and when all was said and done, he was seen strapped down to a stretcher shouting- “God loves you all.”

    He claimed that he became an alien, who was communicating directly with Jesus Christ

    “I hate you and I want to kill you today.”

    He was quoted saying, “I hate you and I want to kill you today,” when he was approached by a 77 year old woman.  It was reported that White was swinging the shovel at birds, and the woman came to their defense. The woman was rushed to the hospital with multiple injuries to her skull.

    It took police over an hour to subdue White, who entrenched himself in his apartment. He was shot with a 40mm rubber bullet and a tazer.

    This bath salts abuse attack is in line with other major recent attacks including the consumption of human flesh, extreme agitation and lack of fundamental reasoning. Elevated body temperatures during a bath salts overdose cause the brain to malfunction on a fundamental level, and eventually lead to death.

    What is bath salts? (drug) What chemical(s) may be in bath salts?

    4-methylmethcathinone/ 4MMC / Mephedrone : the ideal suspect due to the current mephedrone explosion, could be in a lot of things
    4-fluoromethcathinone /4-FMC/ Flephedrone – for Charge +
    3-fluoromethcathinone /3-FMC

    M.D.P.V. (cut, possibly used in quite a few products ivory wave & vanilla skies)

    Desoxypipradrol / 2-diphenylmethylpiperidine (2-DPMP)

    More information on bath salts

  • Bath Salts Almost Claim Another Victim.

    First hand bath salts horror story

    Freddy Sharp recounted his bath salts horror story for the media recently.

    In recent weeks and months, more and more horror stories surrounding bath salts and synthetic marijuana have been leaking into the public light. Recently, we heard about Rudy Eugene’s cannibalistic bath salts zombie attack– a Florida man who had eaten 75% of another man’s face while on bath salts.

    Although Freddy Sharp didn’t eat another man’s face, he does not remember being belted down to the stretcher that hauled him off to the hospital on the evening he reportedly overdosed on bath salts. The paramedics were in fear of their own lives, as well as Freddy’s.

    His hallucinations eventually took over, and he became lost in darkness.

    “I just felt all kinds of crazy, It felt so evil. It felt like the darkest, evilest thing imaginable.”

    Continuing his account, he said that he felt that he became invincible. He felt 10 feet tall, and it was impossible to feel any pain.

    Unfortunately, not feeling any pain is not a substitute for invincibility, as was the case last week when the man who had eaten another man’s face was shot and killed by police during the attack. Granted, it did take 4 shots to subdue the zombie-like individual.

    Freddy Sharp continued his account by stating  that he was scared unlike anything else that had caused fear in him in the past.  Paranoia set in, and he himself remembers being on the verge of cutting loose and hurting someone. He did say he remembered not feeling the urge to consume another person’s flesh.

    He continued, stating that he remembers the smell in his hair, which smelled like burned, unclean chemicals.

    Paul Adams, an emergency room doctor in Miami,  had this to say about bath salts:

    “This is a terrible drug because it takes a combination of methamphetamine, and the paranoia and the aggressiveness, and LSD, the hallucinations, and PCP, the extreme paranoia that you get, combines it into one, and has unpredictable effects on human behavior,”

    Freddy Smart concluded his interview by stating that bath salts will ruin your life, and the lives of others around you.  If you value your life, and the lives of your loved ones, stop using bath salts.

     

  • Should Iowa ban synthetic marijuana?

    YES

    K2 incense is a relatively unknown substance whose effects should be extensively researched before becoming widely available on the market.

    Relying on infectious mixtures of psychotropic chemicals, synthetic forms of marijuana have grown in popularity recently as legal alternatives to cannabis. Often billed as “incense,” these substances are available in a multitude of varieties carrying different names, perhaps the most infamous of which is K2. And although still widely available, Iowa lawmakers have attempted to ban these substances before, only to be thwarted by producers who managed to skirt around the legal framework.

    While little empirical research has been accumulated on K2 or similar substances, many in law enforcement and medicine have reported dangerous symptoms occurring as a result of the substance’s use. Ranging from nausea to hallucinations, it’s K2’s connection to fits of anxiety that is perhaps the most disturbing symptom reported; having allegedly played a part in the suicide of David Rozga, an Iowa teen who last year shot himself as a result of hyper anxiety.

    Given the inherent possibility of danger from smoking K2, at the very least, access to K2 should be restricted until the substance can be more thoroughly studied. This was the view of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, which earlier this year attempted to impose an emergency ban on the sale of K2 for this very purpose, only to have their ban similarly made useless.

    Still, one needn’t look far into the debate to come away with the understanding that K2 should be banned. The substance is extremely similar to cannabis and, as law currently appears, cannabis is still illegal. If we, as a state and nation, decide it’s right to criminalize marijuana, then we should apply the same basic principle of enforcement to marijuana’s synthetic alternatives; especially when we know much less of these substances.

     

    Read the NO argument