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- AMNESIA:
- Loss of memory. Rohypnol users may forget events that occurred for up to eight hours immediately after taking the drug.
- BENZODIAZEPINES:
- A class of drugs developed in the 1960s as a safer alternative to barbiturates. Most frequently used as sleeping pills or anti-anxiety drugs.
- CLUB DRUGS:
- Mostly synthetic, illicit substances found at raves and nightclubs. This group includes LSD, ecstasy, GHB, Rohypnol, ketamine, and methamphetamine.
- DATE RAPE:
- A sexual assault crime in which victims know the attackers and are drugged or otherwise coerced into a sexual situation against their will or without their knowledge.
- RAVE:
- An all-night dance party that includes loud, pulsing "house" music and flashing lights. Many participants take hallucinogenic and other mind-altering drugs.
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