CLUBBERS have been warned about a deadly batch of super-strong ecstasy pills called “Blue Teslas”.
They are thought to contain a lethal mix of MDMA and cocaine, and have been found in venues across Bristol and London.
The warning comes after a 21-year-old died on Saturday and two other men were hospitalised having taken drugs at a club in Tottenham, North London — though it was not known if they had the new deadly pills.
Dozens are said to have had medical attention.
Bosses at Motion nightclub in Bristol posted on Instagram a picture of the tablet — in the shape of the US electric car Tesla’s badge.
They wrote: “Warning — extremely strong pills in circulation.
“You won’t be judged if you or a friend feels unwell. Speak to a member of staff straight away. They will help you.”
Christina Gray, Bristol’s director of public health, is “increasingly concerned at reports of a potentially lethal batch of drugs”.
Schoolboy Luke Pennington, 14, died after taking less than one ecstasy tablet in Stockport, Gtr Manchester in 2018 — with the local coroner ruling his death was drug-related.
