Leah Wolstenholme, 18, who attends Nottingham Trent University, said she had “ barely ” consumed any alcohol before being spiked and left in a “ state ”.... Leah had been out in Nottingham. Speaking to ITV’s Good Morning Britain, Leah’s mother, Karen, described how her daughter “ was in a real panicked state ” and “ very peaky.” Karen said: “ She wasn’t talking any sense and just scared really." Karen then detailed the “ mark was on her right wrist", describing the situation as" scary". Other w

We have asked for an update from the police on this and would encourage anyone to report this behaviour to the police.” ‘Sharp, agonising pain’ Earlier this week, Zara Owen, a Nottingham University student, revealed that she had contacted police after experiencing a blackout following a night out.... " This is poisoning someone, potentially sexually assaulting someone, potentially putting people’s lives at risk." There is huge concern from young people that this is not being taken seriously....

Three women who claimed they were spiked with a needle had no drugs in their systems, police have revealed in a bid to give “ peace of mind ” to clubbers. Devon and Cornwall Police received four reports from women who were partying in bars and nightclubs in Exeter between Tuesday and Wednesday this week. All four said they felt unwell during the night out and feared they had been “ targeted in assaults using needles or through having their drinks spiked ”.... After carrying out a series of toxi