As the end-of-year brings with it the festive season and Schoolies period, the Queensland Police Service (QPS) is encouraging all community members to be vigilant about their safety, look out for each other and recognise the signs of drink spiking.

Drink spiking is a serious criminal offence. It occurs when someone tampers with another person’s drink without their consent and can take many forms, including the addition of alcohol, drugs and even prescription medications.

The act of drink spiking can happen anytime, anywhere, including licensed venues, small gatherings, and private parties and can have a range of side effects from sudden drowsiness and confusion to unconsciousness and more.

As people across the state prepare for their end-of-year celebrations, police are urging everyone

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