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Durban buying Ecstasy

Police in Durban have already had several successes with high haul cases currently sitting before various courts throughout the city, which anti-drug campaigners have lauded, claiming it has saved the city from having more addicts. Director of Sanca Durban alcohol and drug centres Carol du Toit said drugs are available and used in the entire Durban area. At the other end of the scale, drug abuse takes place in affluent areas among the higher income groups. She said no person has ever experimented or recreationally used drugs with the intention of becoming addicted. She said according to their data collected at treatment centres, there had been a significant increase in admissions for heroin-related abuse such as smoking whoonga. Whoonga use is especially prevalent in young people between 13 and 25 years of age. The majority of whoonga addicts tend to come from the lower-income groups due to the fact that whoonga is relatively cheap. However, pure heroin users come from middle- and upper-income groups due to the price factor. No drug abuse is completely class driven. You ring, they bring. There is also more cocaine in the area, while at concerts at a local venue, we have found crystal methamphetamine. We have also seen people in their early 20s becoming dealers. The several accused are being tried in a Pinetown Court. Farrell has been referred for mental assessment. Stay in the know. Related Articles. Check Also. Close Search for.

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Durban buying Ecstasy

A new method of supplying heroin in mass-produced capsules has sparked rising addiction and deadly turf wars in South Africa. Heroin capsules are far easier, cheaper and quicker to produce than the plastic straws containing heroin manufactured before. Drug users open up the capsules and smoke or inject the heroin, commonly using between five to 15 caps daily. In the last six months of , police in Durban seized 1 million capsules. Police estimate there are around five to eight gangs in the city competing for the capsule trade. Each uses different colour branded pills to mark out their product from the opposition, often claiming a higher purity hit or selling caps at a slightly cheaper rate than anyone else. A VICE World News team spent a week on the streets in Wentworth, witnessing the devastating impact of heroin caps in the community and the challenges faced by local police on a drug bust. It became clear that life is cheap and justice is seemingly hard to find. Gun battles are common in Wentworth, with innocent bystanders often becoming collateral damage. The police claim they are doing what they can to get a grip on the illicit trade and spiralling violence, yet allegations of police corruption are rife. People appear to have little faith in law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Kingpins roam free and low-level drug runners are arrested only to be released — so, the cycle of drug fuelled violence continues unabated. By Max Daly. By Deborah Bonello. By Manisha Krishnan. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Videos by VICE. Read Next.

Durban buying Ecstasy