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November 2008 DEA warning Lab results multicolored pills with a " C " are BZP+TFMPP
November 2008
- INTELLIGENCE ALERT -
MULTI-COLORED ECSTASY COMBINATION TABLETS (CONTAINING MDMA, METHAMPHETAMINE, AND CAFFEINE, OR MDMA, KETAMINE, AND CAFFEINE) AND ECSTASY MIMIC TABLETS (ACTUALLY CONTAINING KETAMINE, BENZYLPIPERAZINE (BZP), TRIFLUOROMETHYLPHENYLPIPERAZINE (TFMPP), AND CAFFEINE) IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
The DEA Western Laboratory (San Francisco, California) recently received five different sets of unusual, multi-colored tablets, all suspected Ecstasy (see Photo 2). The exhibits were acquired in northern California by personnel from the DEA San Francisco Field Division (exact location and details sensitive). Preliminary screening enabled two of the five sets to be combined (Set #3 below). The first set included 15 tablets (total net mass 5.2 grams) that were layered red and yellow, with a “C” logo (see Photo 3). Analysis by GC/MS, color testing (Marquis), GC/IRD, and HPLC confirmed MDMA (5.2 milligrams per tablet), methamphetamine (less than 1%), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The second set included 68 tablets (total net mass 24.5 grams) that were layered brown and red, again with the “C” logo. Analysis (same techniques) confirmed MDMA (5.7 milligrams per tablet), methamphetamine (less than 1%), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The third set included 32 tablets that were layered blue and green and 38 tablets that were layered orange and blue (total net mass of all 70 tablets 25.2 grams), also with the “C” logo. Analysis (same techniques) confirmed MDMA (4.8 milligrams per tablet), ketamine (not quantitated but similar to the MDMA quant), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The fourth set included 17 tablets (total net mass 4.6 grams) that were orange with blue speckles, with an “A” logo (photo not available). Analysis by GC/FID, GC/MS, and GC/IRD, however, indicated not MDMA but rather ketamine (22.3 milligrams per tablet), N-benzylpiperazine (BZP, not quantitated), 1-(3-trifluoromethyl)phenylpiperazine (TFMPP, not quantitated), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The primary component in all four sets was caffeine. Ecstasy combination tablets with low MDMA quants, and Ecstasy mimic tablets with ketamine/piperazine mixtures, are both becoming more common at the Western Laboratory. This is the first known submission of tablets with “layered” appearances to the laboratory.
5.2 milligrams of mdma = 0.0052 grams <-- that much would only fool tester and do nothing for you.8)
http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/programs/forensicsci/microgram/mg1108/mg1108.html
Looks like you lot are gonna get flooded with these mcpp shit for new years so stay away...If you can get good pills then you had better put some away.
November 2008
- INTELLIGENCE ALERT -
MULTI-COLORED ECSTASY COMBINATION TABLETS (CONTAINING MDMA, METHAMPHETAMINE, AND CAFFEINE, OR MDMA, KETAMINE, AND CAFFEINE) AND ECSTASY MIMIC TABLETS (ACTUALLY CONTAINING KETAMINE, BENZYLPIPERAZINE (BZP), TRIFLUOROMETHYLPHENYLPIPERAZINE (TFMPP), AND CAFFEINE) IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
The DEA Western Laboratory (San Francisco, California) recently received five different sets of unusual, multi-colored tablets, all suspected Ecstasy (see Photo 2). The exhibits were acquired in northern California by personnel from the DEA San Francisco Field Division (exact location and details sensitive). Preliminary screening enabled two of the five sets to be combined (Set #3 below). The first set included 15 tablets (total net mass 5.2 grams) that were layered red and yellow, with a “C” logo (see Photo 3). Analysis by GC/MS, color testing (Marquis), GC/IRD, and HPLC confirmed MDMA (5.2 milligrams per tablet), methamphetamine (less than 1%), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The second set included 68 tablets (total net mass 24.5 grams) that were layered brown and red, again with the “C” logo. Analysis (same techniques) confirmed MDMA (5.7 milligrams per tablet), methamphetamine (less than 1%), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The third set included 32 tablets that were layered blue and green and 38 tablets that were layered orange and blue (total net mass of all 70 tablets 25.2 grams), also with the “C” logo. Analysis (same techniques) confirmed MDMA (4.8 milligrams per tablet), ketamine (not quantitated but similar to the MDMA quant), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The fourth set included 17 tablets (total net mass 4.6 grams) that were orange with blue speckles, with an “A” logo (photo not available). Analysis by GC/FID, GC/MS, and GC/IRD, however, indicated not MDMA but rather ketamine (22.3 milligrams per tablet), N-benzylpiperazine (BZP, not quantitated), 1-(3-trifluoromethyl)phenylpiperazine (TFMPP, not quantitated), caffeine, and dimethyl sulfone. The primary component in all four sets was caffeine. Ecstasy combination tablets with low MDMA quants, and Ecstasy mimic tablets with ketamine/piperazine mixtures, are both becoming more common at the Western Laboratory. This is the first known submission of tablets with “layered” appearances to the laboratory.
5.2 milligrams of mdma = 0.0052 grams <-- that much would only fool tester and do nothing for you.8)
http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/programs/forensicsci/microgram/mg1108/mg1108.html
Looks like you lot are gonna get flooded with these mcpp shit for new years so stay away...If you can get good pills then you had better put some away.
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