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Police said the tablets make people appear drunk, become very aggressive, frightened and lose consciousness. A man has admitted supplying a 'rogue batch' of ecstasy tablets on the Isle of Wight which led to four men being treated in hospital. It is believed three of the four men affected bought the tablets inside Yates's bar in Newport on Friday. He is due to be sentenced at the island's crown court on 25 July. An NHS spokesman said it would be several weeks until it is known if the four have made a full recovery. The tablets, which police said 'could be life-threatening', have made people appear drunk, become very aggressive, frightened and lose consciousness. A spokesman for Isle of Wight NHS Trust said staff at St Mary's Hospital had to open an additional area to treat and monitor the four, resulting in the cancellation of scheduled surgery for several other patients on Saturday morning. People who have recently bought what they believe are ecstasy tablets on the island, are being encouraged to hand them in for analysis with assurances from the police that anyone who does so will not be prosecuted for possession of illegal drugs. A year-old boy from East Cowes has been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of class A. He remains in police custody. An year-old man from Newport was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of ecstasy. He has been bailed until August Four hospitalised over 'rogue' ecstasy. Hampshire Constabulary. Image source, Hampshire Constabulary. More on this story. Related internet links.

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A bereaved father whose two sons died from ecstasy overdoses in has renewed calls for drugs legislation to change on the Isle of Man. In an ongoing campaign to change the law, Mr Lakeman brought forward a petition of grievance on Tynwald Day. He said: 'We need a different approach. Treating everyone as a criminal just doesn't work. The matter needed to be considered as 'more of a medical problem than a criminal problem', he said, adding he hoped Tynwald would 'look at ways that they can make reforms that will make genuine changes'. Jacques and Torin Lakeman were found dead in a bed and breakfast in Bolton, Greater Manchester, after they had met up to spend the weekend together and watch a football match in November Over the past eight years Mr Lakeman has campaigned for drugs to be legally regulated, enabling people to take them more safely. In response to the petition, Health Minister Lawrie Hooper said he 'broadly agreed' with Mr Lakeman's views on legislation reform. He said: 'Treating everything as a black and white criminal justice issue isn't working, it isn't the solution. That's something we need to make sure we protect and maintain. The justice and home affairs minister is due to make a statement in Tynwald this month, on a review into the harms caused by illicit drugs. You can also send story ideas to IsleofMan bbc. Skip to content. US Election. Dad of ecstasy death sons in fresh call for law changes. Ray Lakeman has been campaigning for law changes since Isle of Man Constabulary. Both Torin and Jacques Lakeman were described as 'lively and talented' musicians. It later emerged they had bought ecstasy on the dark web. Brothers died after 'dark web' drugs. School tribute to pub death brothers. Aberystwyth student dead with brother. Drug legalisation. Drug use.

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