Why is PCP so dangerous and why should ketamine also be considered dangerous?
• Exerts a powerful hallucinogenic and anesthetic effect. People under the influence of PCP, can be injured and hallucinating and will not feel the pain so can injure themselves even further
• Ketamine is a PCP-like drug used in veterinary medicine and can be diverted to the human population
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