Drink spiking and staying safe on nights out

close up of two people holding cocktails.
close up of two people holding cocktails.
close up of two people holding cocktails. There are thousands of reports of 'spiking' incidents across the UK every year. We want you to have knowledge about spiking and know the support available to you so that you feel safe on a night out. Trigger warning: this message contains references to spiking and sexual assault. Spiking is giving someone alcohol or drugs without them knowing or consenting. This happens usually by adding a substance to a drink but there are also instances where a substance has been injected directly into the body with a needle. It's important to know that it is never your fault you have been spiked or sexually assaulted and you are not alone.
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