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Man Kills One Child, Critically Injures Another: Was On PCP-Laced Marijuana

Buying marijuana on the street and in the black market is not safe. Anyone who has ever purchased marijuana from a drug dealer can tell you this. Not only do you run the risk of arrest or being caught up in drug violence, you also have no way of really knowing what’s in your marijuana. Unlike many medical marijuana dispensaries, drug dealers don’t have their product tested in laboratories.

420times 000003541861XSmall 150x150 Man Kills One Child, Critically Injures Another: Was On PCP Laced MarijuanaSome dealers lace their marijuana with other drugs; PCP is a common one. And it was this combination that led to a brutal crime by Osvaldo Rivera, who killed 6-year-old Dominick Andujor and critically wounded his 12-year-old sister while they slept in their New Jersey home Sunday, according to police.

Once the PCP and marijuana combine, it is no longer marijuana, but some mutant hybrid chemical concoction that often leads to extreme violence.

Yet another reason to legalize marijuana. Regulate it and sell it in stores, where quality and purity can be more assured. After all, do you buy all your produce off of people standing on the street or do you go to the grocery store? Which one is likely to have a higher quality product?

Joe Klare

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  • yankee2

    Careful we don’t conflate marijuana with PCP, the latter of which is a dangerous “dissociative anesthetic,” the other a harmless hallucinogen (don’t let the term scare anyone, that is technically what it is, but not only are the hallucinogens not as dangerous as they’ve been portrayed, but the actually hallucinogenic effects of marijuana are minimal).

  • yankee2

    The dissociative anesthetics (also Ketamine) are widely regarded, even amongst people who use drugs, as very dangerous, and perhaps too dangerous to use. The Erowid web site, which acts as a clearing house for drug information (esp. of the recreational variety) used to (I couldn’t find the reference recently) describe PCPs as “too dangerous to use.” I think it was the ONLY drug they have described that way.

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