It’s New Jersey so nothing should surprise anyone. Still, it turns out that the problem is that the cocaine has been cut with levamisole, a drug traditionally used to deworm livestock. So caveat coker if you’re in America this summer.
Also, of course, one of the problems with illegal but popular markets is that the people who run them are so often so dashed unscrupulous…
[Thanks to Jersey-girl RF for the tip-off]
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