On The Line: Nilo Tabrizy and Allie Conti Discuss Synthetic Marijuana
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VICE News journalist Nilo Tabrizy () and VICE staff writer Alli Conti () joined On The Line to discuss “The Dangerous Rise of K2America's Cheapest High.”
K2 — the street name for plant matter sprayed with synthetic chemicals, designed to mimic the effects of marijuana's active ingredient — is currently America's cheapest way to get high. But the drug's dangerous side effects have taken a toll on a wide variety of communities, particularly in New York City.
In “The Dangerous Rise of K2: America's Cheapest High,” VICE News gets a glimpse of the challenges New York City is facing with K2 through the lens of volunteer ambulance corps and harm reduction specialists in its outer boroughs.
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