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There have been multiple reports of “needle spiking” — which involves an injection being administered to someone without their knowledge or consent, usually in a nightclub or bar setting — as opposed to method of contaminating alcoholic drinkshttps://t.co/UR4eOF3trg

— 🍿Justice is Served (@pleasesaveour) October 24, 2021

Teenager has said she was spiked by injection in a Preston nightclub over the weekend.https://t.co/5GujAPHKHA

— ITV Granada Reports (@GranadaReports) October 25, 2021

The woman was allegedly spiked by injection while out in Switch nightclub over the weekendhttps://t.co/RwvcZQ10N7

— Amy Farnworth (@FarnworthAmy) October 25, 2021

Preston woman taken to A&E after being spiked by injection in Switch nightclub https://t.co/ax0ty4RF7F

— Lancashire Post (@leponline) October 25, 2021

Police are looking into a report a woman was “spiked by injection” at a nightclub – a Birmingham-based university student also reported her drink being spiked.https://t.co/wF7kLtKvLH

— Express & Star (@ExpressandStar) October 25, 2021

🎥”We’re all sick of looking over our shoulders”

💉A number of people have reported being spiked by injection in Scottish nightclubs.

🗣Abbie Malone from Edinburgh tells @LewisMichie0 why she’s backing a one night boycott of clubs to demand action 👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/jcsJUiMrU2

— Radio Forth News (@RadioForthNews) October 19, 2021

University students are set to boycott nightclubs and are calling for more security at venues amid reports of women being spiked by needles on nights out.

Emma MacDonald believes she was spiked by injection in Glasgow and said she’s “still in shock”. pic.twitter.com/duqtgyTihE

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) October 20, 2021

RT pressjournal: The report stems from a post on Twitter from Saturday evening, in which a woman claims to have been druggedhttps://t.co/S98uO7CyKj

— Elgin News Round (@elginnewsround) October 25, 2021

Young women wear 'DENIM that is harder to pierce' on nights out to avoid being spiked https://t.co/eX5FaN1xCr

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) October 20, 2021

'There is something so extraordinarily next level about injection.'

We spoke to @lucymirandaward, who shared texts from her daughter on Twitter about reports of women being spiked in nightclubs https://t.co/DRSTQyMHQl pic.twitter.com/VFh5fqagNS

— BBC Woman's Hour (@BBCWomansHour) October 23, 2021

"I felt sick"

At just 19-year-old, Sarah Buckle has been left "petrified" after she was likely injected with an unknown substance in a nightclub https://t.co/HWs7xnijyp pic.twitter.com/tkgSiXlDsT

— ITV News (@itvnews) October 20, 2021

After widespread reports of women being spiked by injections in nightclubs across the UK, a pub has decided to hold a girls-only night in a bid to protect women. pic.twitter.com/yfR6i6XF2k

— Pubity Latest (@pubitylatest) October 25, 2021

University students have been reporting an increasing number of 'spiking by injection' incidents in nightclubs across the UK.

Nightclub boss Mike Olley: "This is a heinous, weaselly crime. It's got to be dealt with." pic.twitter.com/P6eCXnpih9

— talkRADIO (@talkRADIO) October 22, 2021

Two Sauchiehall street nightclubs have introduced measures to tackle alleged 'injection' spikinghttps://t.co/MVS1tisrjr

— The Herald (@heraldscotland) October 21, 2021

Keighley MP Robbie Moore is calling for urgent action to tackle a rise in ‘spiking by injection’ incidents in nightclubshttps://t.co/eSKImYYkGi

— Alistair Shand (@AlistairShandKN) October 25, 2021