reports The Sun. Arlington Police Chief Juliann Flaherty said: “We urge parents to talk to their students about these dangerous trends and the implications of these types of actions.“Short-lived fame on social media is not worth the potentially harmful impacts that these trends could have.”The trend first sparked nationwide concern when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) acknowledged how “teenagers [were] ending up in emergency rooms or dying” after taking part in the challenge last year.Scott Schaeffer, director of the Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information spoke about the link the drug has to fatality.He said: “The dose that can cause hallucination is very close to the dose that can cause something potentially fatal."Large.
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