Secret Garden Party Warns Fans Against Drugs And Legal Highs
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Written by Elliott Batte
Attendees of this year’s Secret Garden Party have been warned about the dangers of drugs and legal highs, following the recent death of a local homeless couple in what’s believed to be a drug-related incident.
The BBC reports that the festival’s organisers are on full alert and are taking a ‘zero tolerance’ stance on drugs. The homeless couple may have died after taking an 'ecstasy substitute'.
A police spokesperson told the site:
“On occasions these substances can be as strong, if not stronger, than the substance they are trying to imitate.”
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