Girl Caught On Camera Reacting To New ‘Flakka’ Drug (Video)

A shocking video reportedly showing a woman in a bikini reacting terrifyingly to a new synthetic drug went viral (video below).

In the clip, which was posted to Conspiracy’s YouTube page, the woman can be seen screaming and gyrating on the ground – seemingly intoxicated by a heavy drug, which many claim is a new synthetic drug called Flakka. 

“That ain’t no alcohol,” a bystander can be heard exclaiming as he watches the woman freak out. “Alcohol don’t make you act like that.”

Several moments in the clip show the woman writhing and gyrating while yelling out inaudible phrases. Before the clip ends, she’s seen slowing down and ultimately lying face down on the ground.

“This crap is so dangerous, not only to those who take it but to those who become their victims. So sad that you would take something so harmful,” one Mad World News reader commented on the site’s Facebook page after watching the shocking ordeal.

Others criticized the bystanders for not only filming the shocking incident, but laughing at the woman.

“This is definitely not funny, why do people want to harm themselves and others, with this crap, the ones laughing and filming should be arrested,” one reader commented.

“These idiots who recorded her are obviously immature and down right ignorant.. laughing at another human being that obviously is freaking out due to either a drug reaction or mental illness or both.. these scums bags are just as low as you can go.!! Should have called 911 for her.. where is the decency and value and respect of another persons life,” another added. 

Flakka, Metro reported, has been linked not only to deaths but also incidents of bizarre behavior – including one in which a man tried to have sex with a tree.

“It is a dangerous designer drug that turns people into zombies, and the psychological effects could be permanent,” Florida Sun-Sentinel columnist Daniel Vasquez told the site. “Oh, and flakka is sweeping across South Florida like nothing seen before or since the crack cocaine wave.”

Nova Southeastern University researcher Jim Hall said that people who take Flakka “strip off their clothes and run outdoors, acting very violent with adrenaline-surged strength.

“We found that many people in the nightclub and festival scene have been using new drugs and our previous research has found that many of these people have been using unknowingly,” New York University’s Joseph Palamar added. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypfRc9Q6ys0

Sources: Metro, Conspiracy/YouTube, Mad World News/Facebook / Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons, I Have The Truth