Saturday, January 5, 2013

U.S. Navy Issues Warning On A Synthetic Drug Called 'Bath Salts'



Watch: U.S. Navy PSA Shows Demonic Dangers of Bath Salts -- Time

Yes, bath salts are well-publicized as a horrible drug. After all, it was the first substance to be blamed by Miami authorities after a naked man chewed up a homeless man’s face last May. (The perpetrator, Rudy Eugene, turned out not to have any of the synthetic drug in his system.) But now, the U.S. Navy, which has been battling a problem with the designer drug, has launched its own crusade aimed at curbing its use among sailors. Their dramatic new anti-drug video is filled with all the trappings of a horror film — or a horrible dream: zombie-like demons, bare-knuckled assault and late-night bowling are all invoked to show exactly how bad the synthetic drug can be. The campaign’s tagline says, “Bath salts: It’s not a fad…It’s a nightmare.”

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More News On A Graphic PSA That Targets Bath Salts Use In The US Navy

Navy releases warning video on bath salts featuring demons
-- FOX News
Military Warns of Bath Salts Threat -- Forbes
Graphic US Navy Video Warns About Dangers of 'Bath Salts' -- RIA Novosti
Disturbing Navy PSA depicts horrors of 'bath salts' -- Today News
Bath salts PSA released by U.S. Navy aims to frighten -- CBS News
Nightmarish U.S. Navy PSA warns against dangers of bath salts (VIDEO) -- New York Daily News
Navy publishes disturbing PSA: Dangers of abusing bath salts -- Examiner
The Navy's Anti-Bath Salts Video Is Even More Ridiculous Than You'd Think -- The Atlantic

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