of mario pole after being trapped inside a week's more than 50 injured troops have reportedly been taken to hospital in a rush and controlled area. alas for now, but up next doc film looks at the excesses of berlin's club culture. can get more news than our 5 d w dot com. told me on lady ball. i thought, ah oh, rare natural spectacle improves the world. the return of the spiky yellow with louse will ensure the survival of the entire ecosystem. ah, one of the many success stories from a bastion of biodiversity, st. helena stores may 20th on dw. ah

ah, let's get you to the leader in berlin. there isn't such a defying time to go party like you might find in other places from here. i can finish work and head out, go into a club and really not have to leave until monday morning. and i think that's really cool to finish. shouldn't be got this adelman, but to say you go into a club and everything from the outside world is just gone home and you're living in a completely different well, not really, no matter your sexuality, your gender, what you look like, what kind of clothes you're wearing most people who are comfortable in say it's unlike any other place in germany, voice and when i 1st started going to the big camps, i couldn't believe how many drugs they were there. oh, it's ecstasy and technology intertwined. coca co classes,

ash and misty millis days is more ecstasy than you can imagine. a yeah, you can actually have anything delivered in berlin without any time of day or night and that can be of blood know from him, etc. and with 9 about a tylen finished the glowed settlement despite huston ruth booked in ours. berlin june 24th 2017 jennifer, a 30 year old lawyer from los angeles is standing in line outside burke. i'm with a 36 year old husband carlo and rob their friend from holland. the couple was traveling around the world when they heard about the legendary techno club in

berlin. a friend they met on the trip, told them about the hottest club in the world. a good half of the people standing in line with them from abroad. they traveled to the german capital on budget airlines to party in the cities clubs on the weekend. infinity and odd lucas? oh, i see others on as in ship in the in. i really feel the place is something very special jewish buddha and i also feel it's kind of mystical or some things. so in a way that i haven't found anywhere else does or doesn't routine. i'm a fan. and yet it took you to our back in 2015. i started working in tokyo, are done and was invited to some pretty amazing clubs. there aguilar gordon, but the spinning of the wow, this is just so perfect. it's something i've only ever had a bare kind under the com would often bow he says, cannot, has been mixed. there is just right that somebody knew exactly what they were doing . i am the human can over. so was a math. hurricane has its roots in the berlin,

techno and gazing of the ninety's back then caught osgood. the impressive building stood between empty factory holes and old railway tracks. broken, opened its gates in 2004. since the beginning, the rule has been what happens in burn kind stays in burger photos and video recordings of the clubs interior were and remain still to day forbidden, as, as it is like. and it was due still that it has the kind of dark atmosphere. and of course, it's a club where people have sex often publicly. that's cool, many people. but for some, it's more of a turn off this to me being how you are in this pervasive half darkness. and you can experience sexual things if you want to. if you dare, do you dare hosted, is that what you wanted us? nothing goes. and berlin reads the new york times headline. stories of adventures that in berkeley circulate on the internet. many of the clubs visitors come to the

german capital to experience precisely this myth. the fur coin experience is exactly what jennifer and carlo want to in the line outside the club play writes with german friend and sent him a selfie. that will be their last photo together. tobias rob is a journalist and works for the culture department of flesh beagle. he has been reporting on berlin's night life. for years he moved to berlin in the ninety's and has been closely connected to the techno scene ever since. he looks back on an intense period of partying performance back on campus wednesday longer sluggishly in a few low to do before you can hope to be let into berkeley. you have to wait in that long line. and a lot of people who aren't familiar with this culture just don't understand of the fees, but they're missing something to see. they don't realize that you have to prepare yourself spiritually to go inside. i can move and if that sounds

a little bit like religion, well, there's something to that heard visit with and even this uncertainty the door off, will they admit me? will i be turned away? often it's completely arbitrary. and if you just have to have faith to fill, use the most wealthy stem all jennifer and carlo managed to make it in. it's a little past midnight. a quick security check at the entrance to berkeley. jennifer carlo and their friend rob each have an ecstasy, tablets on them. jennifer's is discovered. they're not the 1st ones. the powerful clock goes and berlin take illegal drugs from time to time. ecstasies, particularly in demand and techno clubs, it is a chemical drug with stimulatory, as well as hallucinogenic effect. but me asking for, so i was not. and when i tried to get in for the 1st time on the mutant, i assume that everyone who used drugs inside the club somehow took them in with us . so i didn't think about it. and i walked up straight to the dorm and went to

tablets in a little plastic baggy dental course. as soon as he searched me, he took them away from the nose and so not inside her car. the unknown slowly reveals itself to jennifer and carlo. it's dark and it's loud. norman lodge, burkins resident d, j, spinning the turntable tonight. dark industrial technology, you feel deep in your gut doin ms. kate diversified. and that came dawn. did that get the estimate, the estimate you spoke with thornton handle box and lads whose team does and booms that get and how it's likely done. and what was the speed that interest in crop up from asia as vines. and he's been a little much i'm of been my name is allan shannon, i'm an actor, zika musician, or to a rider and former barkeeper and be our kind bochita and back clips . since the me auto i go to clumps because they remind me of

a place where i felt safe and secure. it was that that was meeting in my mother's womb album. and so, and in barbara sounds are the same, said his m glacier. and this is in the doom fund is this don't, could everything is up in london. and it's dark in such a safe and secure atmosphere on a subconscious level sign like a whole other world and our guns. and i'm here till they're kind a labyrinth of concrete pillars and dark passageways. on a typical night, around $1500.00 people come to the techno club. the entrance and co checker on the ground floor, climbing a big steel staircase. the visitors reach the dance floor on the 2nd floor, on the top floor, with another dobbs roll panorama bar. in the basement, the laboratory fetish club cages to a predominantly gay clientele or and my name is

jessica parker. it's been billing of one of drake cream, winter t for tim. lastly, been for voltage. he was i to president senior and m guys 3 to see in the yard with a letter to cute with him in brooklyn. that young natalie, me see, lloyd and us i'm when you have a guns feet of this and garnish the knocking of garnish. i've had to have them delivered. i probably wouldn't. m. duffield comes from you. not an inner shop. amanda thong duffy just stuck on it's bruce, old and jennifer cologne their friend to want to take ecstasy tonight. carlos friend rob has found a supply of info de la in clips m. absolutely. they are a dealer in the club about us. they have even been stories about dealers who

actually belonged to the club. so they sell drugs in the clubs, name, enaam and us clips out. i can't swear to that. i don't know why, but there are always dealers in the club in often the same people in the same club . all the selling regularly ones does. does he go? the customers always know who's a gated by just like in the eighty's ecstasies, the drug, most commonly taken in techno tropes die. the effect sets in after about 20 to 30 minutes. there is an initial feeling of warmth, waves of euphoria, comfort and safety. issues with lucas, i feel a tingling sensation and happiness, and i lose my inhibitions. hamil mazda thought that let's just say it is a cherry on the cake or 7th. all sensory experiences are intensified with ecstasy.

this feeling continues to be hills until the peak is reached. after about 45 minutes, jennifer and colo lose themselves in the atmosphere. they let the music carry them . all that counts is the here and now it doesn't get better than this antenna suddenly disappears. color searches everywhere, but to no avail. he sense at text messages one after another. yeah, just well we've lost you where all you, you've disappeared. are you ok, is we're looking everywhere for you. but no answer from jennifer. shortly after 5 o'clock, he received a text message from jennifer cellphone. he didn't jennifer writing but a member of the club star? come downstairs, your friend is overdose. she needs help behind the coat check. when carla

finds her, jennifer, his whole body is trembling and beads of sweat running over her face. she is feverish. she is gagging and foaming at the mouth. carlo wants to call an ambulance, but the club employee thinks jennifer will recover. but jennifer does not recover. the nice out ends in the hospital emergency ward. at 1033 i am. jennifer dies of an overdose of m d. m a. the act of chemical ingredient and ecstasy. death in berkeley via overdose. a tragic isolated case. or is the hype about the legal drugs and their risk and burden's night life not sufficiently investigated? the case raises questions. a look back. enjoying the night life as always played a major role in the metropolis of berlin. the techno scene,

especially as strongly influenced by them, inspired by progressive sounds, beat to the political events of the time when the war fell in burden. the scene emerged that he fourthly, celebrated the beginning of a new attitude to life in the early nineties. as id, more a few, i'm done with the water in suddenly there were clubs and venues everywhere. jewish prisoner, i had to go climb through old concrete slabs and debris that had burlap sacks hanging from the little youth. and there were candles everywhere. um cats and dunbar. a home just went and then you just thought it's not where do i go now? within has of amazon and then you hear music coming from somewhere. hinton and it found a club somewhere in the back of some catacombs and crew. and you hung around and danced. and it was just incredible for their hammer and techno provided the perfect party soundtrack, sound that conquered the world with its fast and hypnotic beat. coming from the u. s. motor city detroit with no lyrics or instruments of any kind. and as did the

hippie movement of the 60s to protect no fans to discover a new draft to raise their party culture to new highs, ecstasy, ecstasy when tags to see and click know are intertwined with one another that they take no, excuse you. there was this moment at the beginning of the techno explosion with more men, hooligan swallowed pills and suddenly they wanted to cut altogether instead of fight cushioning. that was the symbolic beginning of techno from buddha should begin from this idea of spending hours on a dance floor. the way you let yourself go, it sites bring some day to the fire. and this try ballistic sense of surrendering to the rhythm that goes along with using drugs that distinguish was a gipsy, is off of between consume, to tune. that's not to say that everybody who does it takes drugs about the culture in which it happens was made with their influence. the. it's hard for me to even imagine it without drugs. when d for mitchell,

we are forced to both on at home despite the government's move from bond to berlin, pony to areas in the capital, we're really humming culture and night. life class over at berlin's mare at the time, confidently declared in 2003, berlin is poor, but sexy. the people who could relate to that were changing the city. my number of i'm on, i'm my name is as i am on the ranches. i am 52 years old and, and i'm active in various areas of event management to jordan palmer home on to rig bryan's ranges has been engaged in night life for many years. these, the spokesman for the berlin club commission, and association of cultural creatives within the party scene in berlin. when done. com, d 5, it myself quite often say. and then came the world cop in 2006, and it was a fabulous summer. and the ceiling was full of international tourism in bellevue.

and they just couldn't believe how hard we could party here in berlin. apathy that kind of thing didn't exist anywhere else in the world. and so in 2006, this wish berlin really did change its image through this poor by the 6th grade that override had coined and we proudly showed up to the world what we could do with nothing and of the climate empathy theft of what fine of improve fietta, ofterhide and berlin continued to develop into a party town. those who wanted to up on the requisite trucks had it easy. and crude spurred in friedreich's. i'm near many clubs, drugs were openly available. lauren, laura illicit drugs are being consumed in germany upside known for the past 9 years . the number of crimes recorded by the police has risen. that's young the last year to almost $360000.00. 0, la shrimp is the head of the narcotics division of the berlin state police.

drug use in the capital has been increasing for years. berlin is currently at a 10 year high, cocaine and ecstasy dominate. the scene is the drugs of choice for party gold. goods we knew that won't consume it, go straight to the increasing drug consumption in this city is without a doubt, fueled by its intense and abundant night life. but this is not to suggest that drugs are exclusively being consumed by party. go is you, there is most certainly a segment which is exploiting the situation to acquire drugs with relative eeoc without you for life denied for hon. no, i'm gonna own a shrimp is on his way to the forensic institute of the berlin state police. the center for forensic criminal science at the berlin police department, living tourism with all those little dissembling. these are the typical narcotics that i encounter here in berlin. here's a hash plate, fambrose's, date groups. these are l s d strips in the amount of la various m d a may, tablets,

methamphetamine, or for calmed meat of the classic crystal math. russel is less common here in berlin, but it is here. one wasn't been and also very common in berlin is cocaine. so this white powder cook, i even was wise approver, when he and heroine, this base saw it here. the abuse by iga festival off the cannabis and amphetamines like speed, m d m a is the 3rd most commonly consumed drug among 15 to 34 year olds in germany . 10 years ago, ecstasy, tablets, lipkin the different than they do to day. they are now made target specific demographics. smitherman, pre, it's your, are these ones target age groups? you find these sorts of things exciting and cool up and there's a certain playfulness to it. when you, if you look at the traditional tablet here, they don't look very entertainment for her and go to the list of course as something completely different isn't digital because i know they remind you of something simple and smart that you wouldn't mind consuming hopelessness.

convenience with in the composition of ecstasy is not always the same. often that contain other psychoactive substances. besides m d m a. in europe, it is primarily produced in the netherlands or belgium. it costs between $15.20 to produce one ecstasy tablet and a user can expect to pay around $5.00 to $10.00 euros per tablet on the black market. unison hannah met while partying and berlin jonas has come back to finish high school. and anna works as a teacher. both take drugs in their free time when they party, they often do so with elicit drugs, fearing career consequences, they wish not to be identified. their names and voice has been changed from this program with the sister to tighten. i would like to be able to share myself

because i would really like to show that there are not only these negative examples . there are people from the little class to didn't even like me who definitely used drunk come to me. but i know if i showed myself here, it would cause problems for me. it was, that is if i could still even find a job and we do it every weekend, i like to do the honest and i'm not by the drugs that use over the internet. sometimes there are a toner pallets of drugs offered for sale by a messenger services like telegraph sheep and do it quicker in houses. co. christie hash. the ark, i less d z. my agra is lots and lots of cannabis, more ecstasy than you can imagine, that you can actually have anything delivered no matter where you are in berlin, if at any time of the day light is not said. there is plenty of demand. there are a telegram groups with up to 20000 members expenses image by and look, honestly,

it's pretty amazing to me that all this is even possible. i can see it doesn't matter if it's illegal to god and isaac, whether the state agrees to it or not makes no difference at all. i can call this number and say to 20 minutes or half an hour, a taxi will show up here to find, deliver as much cocaine as we want to buy. you need the money. of course. most of these groups are accessible to anybody, including to minors. it is almost impossible for the police to take down these drug networks. because you don't need a big coin, wallace. i'm you interested in a drug dealer office to sell it to you and you set up a meet through private chads. i'll ponder, you arrange everything by chat, go to time and place the price, and then you made you couldn't you paying cash? so there is no money trail to follow. and the chairs are deleted, automatically modeled by curious students, photographers, architects, and designers. many of them take drugs from time to time that why to people who to

get home the 1st place with dr. andrea uab and i used to be an emergency physician and experienced a variety of drug related emergencies in the bird. in my life. she and her husband, the found of normalization, dedicated to the scientific research and social utility of psychedelic substance consumption. she operates a psychotherapy practice, and berlin mentioned the needful use psychoactive substances for 2 main reasons. the 1st is the classic reason i have to escape from an uncomfortable mental or emotional situation. for example, if someone come same from work stress and has a beer, it's difficult to escape from a certain state of being said today. the other reason is to move toward a more comfortable date of being stuff. that is what we find. for example, in this whole party scene mentioned was people who take m t m a for example. they

are looking for a way to feel better would have more emotionally open, more relaxed, more accessible on social media. scientific evidence shows that people have been consuming psychoactive substances for thousands of years. have drawing short people with mushrooms floating over their heads. even animals indulge in intoxication now and then as, as to rush because even dolphins, for example, gentle fins get themselves high on half efficient, helps anything really conscious of young dolphin. swim a tougher fish snip at them and then float on front in the water. he can't describe math is anything else that is high high. if you click through relevance internet for me, you can find people exchanging tips about which drugs are best suited for a club. we can them berlin, those who want to take illegal trucks can also do so many clubs in the capitol has learned most kind, kind of cooper times. i know mostly them by the thing either in life

a guy old dad mentioned that they're bar or the dead and he just put order. i'm a true would adjust to ready group. it's 5. we're going to need our vice. the storm cleanser makes us to yet mankind isn't woman consume niched, stockton condom, the fan admonished yet of unless it's happening openly at the bar or something like that. it's pretty tough to proactively prevent consumption and i've been, if i then the mouth by them club, i'm ga, the only way would be to make the club a totally regulated space. but the idea of a club is not to make it a regulated space. and i basically have to live with the fact that these rooms are going to be used for activities which are outside the law, from visits misconduct, them to buying off and possession of drugs or criminal offenses in germany. this applies to the capital city and its clubs as well. there are exceptions for small

quantities for personal use, up to 15 grams of cannabis are tolerated in berlin. and all the german states, the amount of cannabis tolerated for personal consumption is significantly less endorsed on in germany in particular, but also in other european and western countries. the discourse is very much characterized by moralistic finger pointing to the question is, who do these limits benefit? you benefits from these restriction lots, it's most definitely not safer for consumers. in fact, it's more dangerous because they're being driven into an illegal market, which is often upper ages, families, less poisonous gifts. listen, some countries are pursuing different policy strategies to those of germany in portugal, although drugs including cannabis, cocaine and ecstasy, and not legal, they were d criminalized in 2001. this means that being caught with these trucks in portugal does not automatically results in penalties. the purchase of possession of all trucks for personal use is permitted along with the netherlands, portuguese,

focusing on education, support, and control dispensing rather than on punishment. portugal seems to be faring better with his moderate policies from germany. according to the 2019 european drug report, portugal registered for drug deaths per 1000000 inhabitants. in contrast, 21 and germany is asia had in his fester done. thus mentioned good, it is in societies interest for people to be healthy, custody under men, and it is in societies interests for people to be able to indulge themselves. this is the trade off, and the way we are handling it has been indulging, is being banished to the dark corners. oh, and that is a place that suits indulgence quite nicely. possibly marshal can scoot it in principle, using drugs openly is not permitted in the club. consumers are therefore obliged to seek other high toys. the clubs are often not entirely without complicity,

and this is monique lema and consumers and alcoholism. nobody really wants to take drugs in the bathroom. it just isn't very nice to waste. and then so obviously if there's a little space somewhere in the club, some kind of little wooden hut or even some beds that i can lie on or couches and sofa where i can be hidden and no one can see me. if i can enjoy some time alone with my friends and take my drugs in peace, that's going to be much nicer of course. and of course the clubs want to make that possible for the people. so not feel forced to get high on a toilet like a junkie. it's muslim john to you not to let disciplines, indian people who want to take drugs do whether a home or in the club. jennifer didn't take drugs for the 1st time at the con, either, but occasionally in her native united states to. but should berlin clubs create rooms for drug consumption? since 2018, the berlin police have been coordinating with the berlin club commission. the goal

is to have an open dialogue about possible problems. the fact that a police fire or if miss may affect light permit as a drug from relations with the police cannot be compared with the situation. 20 years ago. for disregard happened. it is much more relaxed this year. in many ways i would even say it has become more like a partnership where both sides gain a little behind that. a decal club owner on one hand because at the police no longer ride in and shut the place down. i found the notation for and for the police on the other than if the club owner keeps an ear to the ground for and let them know if the situation starts to get out of hand. i thought awfully shabby at the club commission policy makers in the police agree on one thing. simply banning drugs from the clubs will not work. it is to you topic to believe that our society will ever be free of drugs, would be even the police can't claim that we can solve the drug problem. we need

strong evidence to justify the charge that drugs are being sold off. if i have a clear target, then i am in the position to carry out police raids and similar measures. in 201753000 parties and club events were organized in berlin. according to the berlin club commission, the police say they conducted 79 rights on berlin clubs. in the same year. there were 58 each in 20182019, respectively. these were the numbers before the corona pandemic, but when people could still dancing, the fact is, in 2018. berlin drew 3000000 club tourists to the city. the berlin club coach has become a significance economic driver in the past that he is tourist the come to berlin for the clubs also spend money on accommodations, meals, transportation, and shopping. these factors combined to bring in revenues of around 1.4, right, 1000000000 euros was in 1000000000 and fostering sentence over britain. we have to

face the fact here that the city of berlin does not have much. and you have to use like you are, lynn has the government and it has culture. and that's it. from frankfurt, munich. hm. hamburg shook. god doesn't. those are the economically important cities, which dr. germany's prosperity and policy. berlin doesn't have that. that's been what it has is a 50 year tradition, all counterculture and free spaces, ruined fi, which along with night life and techno have lent berlin. it's big, his friend of mine, coolest and most spectacular expression technol. i know toys through groups to inspect our calisto foreman from frederick alondo is an open sociologist. club culture was a major economic factor for the city before the corona pandemic. to what extent does she see a danger of political dependency on the club scene? that is, this musician had i, and my usa, we cannot afford to under estimate the economic impact on which is vital for been

in one day. we meet liquidity and we need people to come here to appreciate the thickening is showing gauge with that is a shot for she personally, i would be a bit reluctant to call it a dependency. and it's really more of an interdependent as it's even into the clubs, the needs within of glen, all the stuff, the think, the guy he operating as norma. yeah. and so the city of the and then needs the clamp even to help attract visitors to the city. to make these experiences available to people of whom to stand. laner is 24 and is studying in berlin. she too wants to remain anonymous because she is afraid of being stigmatized. her name and voice have also been changed. she stopped taking synthetic drugs in 2019 after a bad experience of ecstasy, a food i actually just took part of a pell. and then it felt like my ribcage had closed up. and i felt like i couldn't

breathe. we were on the dance floor at that moment, dancing around like crazy, and suddenly i couldn't breathe. and at that moment i really thought, okay, it's game over for me just wasn't, i really felt like i was going to collapse that any moments and never gets up again with the side effects of ecstasy, headache and nausea, vomiting and raised blood pressure. the hot kidneys and liver arose so severely burdened there was a risk of life threatening hypothermia or overheating there, around a 120 clubs and berlin. some of them opened from wednesday through sunday on extended club weekends. drug related emergencies occur regularly. one thing i have seen before, for example, is that especially women not just dropped in some front room or maybe they're not feeling there. well, maybe they have to throw up,

or maybe they're not really responsive. i've also heard about people who were removed because the class didn't want to take responsibility if something happened with at that moment when i was having my band trip, i didn't feel that the club looked off to me at all. and i didn't feel say none of the club staff came over and i think that's incredibly ignorant or they don't think it responsibilities with when i look at how some clubs are set up and how they create so many opportunities to take drugs. they look away from the dark corners where people are using and yeah, it's absolutely the clubs responsibility, absolutely. sanford from club since 2018 the drug prevention project. so nah, has taken it upon itself to make night life in berlin,

safer at the beginning of an event, the team organizes and information booth in the clubs for a few hours and speaks directly with guests. they distribute information flies about various substances and offer individual counseling to promote low risk consumption, safer sniffing packs, laid out with sniff, achieves, and sinus cleaners. the club staff also receive support. soon off is a full range of training including house, give 1st aid in drug related emergencies. rudy gush monica is a policy and public health scientist and has been active in the narcotics field for over 25 years. here as us cook parallel, it's not too late. the club staff is, of course, very important for athens. we could probably are very important partner sides because they to have a very, very crucial responsibility come such heightened hom, via, in a sense they have a duty to care for their guests leases. and of course,

they want those guesses to have a great time, told us a party, a lead me, i'll have mucus void in addition to root, gosh malcolm. the project is facilitated by ryman der inches from the berlin club commission, other not really fast food from slit. when i looked on the him, of course we would like to see all clubs participating in these prevention program often are the 2 i feel very monopoly, but the fact is that we are still operating in illegal territory. it's my wish. i've often kind of mentions like canada expect everybody to happily accept that activities are happening on business premises that could have legal consequences for them. i'm just offer officer 11th up, couldn't participating in the program is voluntary for the clubs, so far, so north, coordinating regularly with 15 clubs, 15 out of a 120 and even just getting there. it's been a long process. the oldest nervous ones i see and yon dust yet so much for the

needles we've seen for many years that we, the netherlands, switzerland, austria land and some other european regions. and countries were met with resistance to new methods of mother. or they're still a bit controversial and haven't yet been fully tested in practice poxel. there isn't yet enough evidence to prove their effectiveness of the visa see bookish. i'm absolutely up songs and i'm out last. we have a federalist structure here in germany, which should actually enable this noble off to another, or then people inevitably want to pass it to the federal level. again, the problem there is survive. there's no real framework yet. and so it just gets put on the back burner phase of us of my it's the defense of the longer punctual the case of jennifer, the american tourist who died of an ecstasy overdose. and burke on shows to the nights at parting on drugs can in the worst case, also in fatally some target or 5 can in my policy on

this, most of the us tragic cases can happen at any time for me. so we have to be clear about that, but when it comes to here, it's just not true. that ecstasy, for example, is now a completely safe drawn. and that such things can't happen done mostly. and in the end, i have to be very aware that if i take drug handle them, i can end badly, essentially, and dimension deanna. when someone buys an ecstasy tablet, they have no idea what they're getting. it could contain several different substances with similar effect profiles. probably every dothan or even more than that is gambling. i gambling with your life, i'm going to be of, as it a candle and de la de la from him at the end of the school, just off cindy best and the so to wish i'm can i buy to title and refuse to go out to persons or men, not sure if i do have duluth often that always does. it just does it said a fresh dental policy that i just luminated on when someone wants to try ecstasy

for the 1st time, they often don't realize that in recent years, the average concentration of the active ingredient has increased significantly. on the tablets to day a much bigger than they were just 10 years ago. just once tablets can lead to an overdose. and jennifer's case, it was an 11 fold overdose of m. d. m a that led to her death. in an interview with the weekly magazine dish spiegel, her husband collar reported that jennifer taken to ecstasy, tablets and berkeley. viaz throws the newsletter gone. the tourists comes to the city. but maybe they know a bit about drugs because they already regularly used them at home. then they come here where the drugs may have different qualities, different quantities, different concentrations and different active ingredients than they're used to when . and so i think because of this unfortunate ignorant, hundreds of thousands of tragic cases can happen again. and again, i've just learned targeting for income is the death of the young american women and

back on an isolated case. in 2018, there were 4 more am dea, my related fatalities in the burden club. scene 2019. there were none. notable as the 3 of the 4 fatalities were, people from other european countries, roman sham of who worked as a bartender in berkeley for 8 years is too bewildered. what he thinks about jennifer's case had spanish 1st income. i couldn't imagine something like that happening in that place. i was totally shocked with us with what exactly happened on the night of her death and perkins role. much remains on clear. i know that's kind of spoken for vehicle m young. you have it on one hand of her kind can protest we confiscated her drugs before she came in the hall. we fulfilled our responsibilities warden if you can turn around and buy the same substances in the bathroom, it broke hind something. but of course,

that's another story that to this negotiate and one could say that bo, kind of as a certain responsibility for that. that hath backhanded with mid, far, unfortunate flood. as i've said, that he can never be rid of all the drugs. but i from the shower, from that point of view, berkeley has not dealt with this situation completely, irresponsibly fond, thoughtless committee, but as in many other cases, they won't comment on it commented, and they're not interested in backing us. and our aims on the team are fun in the looking stack. the com. the book on employee hesitated before calling the ambulance . would jennifer of survived? she had been taken to a hospital earlier. according to the berlin public prosecutor's office. know the investigation into the berkeley employee was dropped in 2018 very little is known about the composition of the drug she took. in contrast to other

major european cities, germany does not yet have a drug checking system to check for active ingredient content and composition. so consumers can avoid overdosing and toxic ingredients that is now supposed to change, at least in berlin. in a survey into drug consumption in the berlin club scene, 86 percent of clubs would willingly have the chemical composition of that drugs checked. and studies from switzerland where drug checking has been in place since the early 2 thousands also confirm its positive effects. 90 percent of party goes there who have their drugs check to use less or none of the tested drops if they receive a substance warning. so the policy will go on, but the question is, how should it continue?

does i find it an off management case even though it was 4 years ago, remains an important point. and an important break in the whole narrative about the totality of berlin, club life, guns high. from this perspective, it is of course important that we continue to talk about it and uncle bush question . luckily i am in schism to is the do not machine. what is that i life as a whole is very dynamic of tone. new substances are always popping up or becoming more prevalent goals of gabe's. even. we have to navigate this complexity and build awareness owned even zone before send off. it's a shuffle does as we have to be smart, i'm sorry to be informed. and we have to know how to significantly reduce the risks inherent and drug consumption, music and bomb chromosome. dorothy schultz, yucca is for to mr. to spin up how to live, and i hope that berlin's party scene can really become a place that not only helps you feel free, but this is also really become

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