“When I woke up I was shaky, hallucinating, talking to my friend – who is dead – and then I was also talking to my friends who weren’t even there.
“There was nobody suspicious around me, I didn’t see anyone around my drink – but I did put it down a lot. The man told us: “I was in the smoking area, then I was on the main dance floor, I went outside for a cigarette at about half past 12, that’s when I started to feel really bad. Those being treated at hospital said they were told by hospital staff that there were at least three others presenting with similar symptoms. A 21-year-old female made it home but later was taken to hospital by her father after she became dizzy and unresponsive.Īt approximately 4:45am, a further individual was taken to hospital via ambulance, police confirmed. Security staff had carried him out of the premises and he was taken to A&E by ambulance. The man previously was a member of staff and says he is not a drug user.
He said that people move from venue to venue and ‘we are always the last place they turn up to’.Ī 22-year-old man said that he felt ‘very dizzy’ after drinking his vodka and lemonade in Eddie Rocks, and then the next minute his friend said that he had passed out in the beer garden. Mark Edwards said there were 3000+ people out over the Bank Holiday Weekend, frequenting many venues, and that it could be the case that the drugs were administered elsewhere. Dyfed-Powys Police and the Welsh Ambulance Service have confirmed they attended Eddie Rocks nightclub in Quay Street, Haverfordwest, in the early hours of Monday morning (May 7), as revellers celebrated the Bank Holiday Weekend.īut the owner has hit back, saying that there was no ‘direct evidence’ that anyone was spiked in his venue, and that if they had it would have been caught on CCTV.
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