Have you been drugged before? This is how they do it and this is what they use

It’s common in pubs in Nairobi’s downtown CBd, SABINA JOY. They prefer canned beers/juices as it’s difficult to notice. They are also common in GITHURAI 45, RUIRU, JUJA, JAHAWA WEST and ZIMMERMAN. They collude with unscrupulous medical personnel to obtain restricted medication for use in this vice.

The culprits are mostly young ladies in their early 20′s. They lurk in pubs/restaurants identifying their targets and mostly frequent night clubs. And the girls are adept at their art; they’ve perfected the practice of changing hair/dress styles for maximum disguise.

They mostly use a benzodiazepine called Zolpidem(stilnox, stilnoct), popularly known as “MCHELE”, apparently derived from the shape of a grain of rice. These drugs belong to the class of drugs called Central Nervous System Depressants.

Zolpidem is used to treat insomnia(sleeping problems). It belongs to the group of drugs called central nervous system (CNS) depressants.

Once the ‘MCHELE’ is administered, the Victim’s central nervous system slows down, grinds to a near halt; Sense of judgement is impaired and sleep sets in because of the synergy with alcohol.

And the next time the victim wakes up he/she finds himself/herself minus all valuables and cash. Many have experienced it but won’t say it, fearing to appear stupid.

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