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Prisoners hospitalised after consuming hallucinogen datura grown at Christchurch Women's Prison


Prisoners hospitalised after consuming hallucinogen datura grown at Christchurch Women s Prison
27 Dec, 2020 02:12 AM
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Christchurch Women s Prison has launched an operational review into the incident. Photo / RNZ
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Three inmates at Christchurch Women s Prison were hospitalised after eating worms, licking spiders and consuming the hallucinogenic plant datura, which they found growing on prison grounds.
Two of the women were so ill they had to be kept in hospital overnight, and the Department of Corrections is investigating how the hallucinogen, a tall shrub that also grows as a weed, came to be growing at the prison. ....

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Three hospitalised after eating hallucinogenic plant at Christchurch prison


“There are no ongoing health concerns for any of the prisoners involved,” Alleyne said.
One woman returned to the prison that evening and was placed in the Intervention and Support Unit for monitoring, and two stayed in hospital overnight, and were discharged the following day.
“When interviewed the women admitted to eating various plants and bugs, including a plant from the datura species.
“The plant was removed from the grounds and destroyed immediately.”
Alleyne said staff had carried out further checks across the grounds to make sure there are no similar plants on site.
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The Christchurch Women s Prison inmates could face sanctions if they’re found guilty of misconduct after the incident. ....

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