An Atlanta Lyft driver said she was drugged and nearly abducted by two men but was able to keep her wits about her and get away. More details inside…
A rideshare driver picked up two men and began driving, but suddenly, she said she started to feel light-headed and short of breath. After opening the car’s windows, she began to feel better, but after closing them, the symptoms returned. “The driver told 11Alive News that she was very lucky, because of her reaction to the situation as it unfolded. She wants to make sure that others are not taken advantage of by what some people have called the “world’s most dangerous drug”. She said that the two men had tranquilized her with a substance with the road name “Devil’s Breath.” Known by the clinical name scopolamine, Devil’s Breath has been alluded to in certain circles as the “world’s most terrifying medication,” because of the impacts it can evoke in high doses. It can prompt mental trips, terrifying pictures and an absence of unrestrained choice in the individuals who ingest it. Amnesia may happen, which can leave exploited people unfit to review occasions or distinguish culprits.The medication is produced using the seeds of the borrachero tree and is for the most part delivered in Colombia.
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