5-MeO-DALT traffic death stokes UK legal high backlash
5-MeO-DALT A family has warned of the "disastrous consequences" of legal highs after their son walked in front of a lorry on a motorway after taking a drug bought over the internet.
Their stark message comes just weeks after Cambridge MP Julian Huppert demanded that the Government changes its drugs policy to respond to the new challenge of legal highs.
Alex Howse, 26, is believed to have been hallucinating after taking a large dose of 5-MeO-DALT, which was sold as a plant food, an inquest heard...
Mr Howse, of Green End Road, Sawtry, was grinning when he continued to walk in front of the articulated lorry as the driver swerved to avoid him.
He suffered a fractured skull, although the lorry was only travelling at between 15 and 19 miles an hour when it hit him...
Coroner Dr Sam Bass said: "It is a tragedy when anybody who takes drugs dies because of it, especially when it is a substance easily purchased from the internet and purchased legally in this case."
He recorded a verdict that Mr Howse had died of his injuries after being hit by a lorry while under the influence of 5-MeO-DALT.
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except to add "dosage."
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