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the individuals had consumed a powder sold as ‘speed’ and were recreational drug users. In four
of the deaths, a sample of powder collected during the course of the investigations was analysed
and found to contain 4-methylamphetamine, amphetamine and caffeine. In two of these samples
the active substances were quantified and 4-methylamphetamine was present in greater amounts
than amphetamine (and caffeine).
Denmark reported one death (December 2010) where 4-methylamphetamine or its isomers were
detected post-mortem. Amphetamine was also detected, among other substances.
The Netherlands reported six deaths (four in 2011 and two in 2012) where 4-methylamphetamine
was detected in post-mortem blood. In all cases amphetamine was also detected.
The United Kingdom reported three deaths (between October 2010 and January 2012) where
4-methylamphetamine was detected in post-mortem blood. Amphetamine was detected in only
one case.
Non-fatal intoxications
A total of nine non-fatal intoxications were reported by four Member States (Belgium, France,
Sweden, and the United Kingdom). 4-Methylamphetamine was detected in biological samples
(urine or blood) in six of these cases (Belgium and Sweden).
Belgium reported three non-fatal intoxications (two occurred in August 2011 and one in September
2011). In two cases, 4-methylamphetamine was detected in blood or urine. In the third case,
analysis of a powder collected as part of the investigation was found to contain
4-methylamphetamine (64 %), amphetamine (16 %) and caffeine (15 %).
Sweden reported four non-fatal intoxications from urine samples collected in May 2012 from
emergency wards at two hospitals as part of the STRIDA project (see section 3.2.2).
France reported a non-fatal intoxication (from June 2010). While the user thought that he was using
amphetamine (in a white paste), analysis found it to be a mixture of amphetamine (10 %) and
4-methylamphetamine (22). The user injected intravenously 1.5 grams of the paste over a twelve hour
period. Twenty four hours later, he was admitted into hospital with nausea, sweating,
paranoia, hallucinations and symptoms of depression once the effects of the substance were gone.
The user had also consumed alcohol, cannabis, Zyprexa 10 mg (olanzapine), Tégrétol
(carbamazepine) and methadone.
The United Kingdom reported a non-fatal intoxication (from April 2012). Toxicology results are not
currently available. However, analysis of a substance seized as part of the investigation detected
4-methylamphetamine and amphetamine
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