17-year-old boy in Edmonton, Oklahoma allegedly attacked baby strapped in car seat after smoking powerful drug.
Marijuana Laced With PCP Warning Issued After High Teenager Throws Baby on Ground: 'It's an Evil Drug'Officials in Oklahoma are warning of the dangers of taking marijuana laced with Phencyclidine after a teenage boy allegedly threw a 1-year-old boy to the ground while high on the drug.
The teenage suspect is accused of approaching the baby boy as he was strapped into a car seat at a store parking lot while his mother was loading the car with groceries. Surveillance footage shows the teenager picking up the carrier and throwing it on the ground before walking away."He was screaming," the mother Dusti Counts,."Naturally, I got him out of the car seat as fast as I could to make sure if he had bumps or bruises or was bleeding.
"A lot of people describe it as the user had superhuman strength that they couldn't be controlled, that's the characteristic of PCP because they just don't feel the pain that would normally stop a sober individual.", Woodward said the drug became popular in the 1970s and 80s but more people appear to be getting a hold of it.
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics said they have recently discovered two new strains of the drug, proving it is now more popular than just a few years ago.
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