Boston police warn of spiked drinks for St. Patrick's Day
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Boston police have issued a warning about spiked drinks ahead of St. Patrick's Day celebrations, including the South Boston Parade on Sunday. They urge attendees to be vigilant and report any incidents of drink spiking. The police highlighted the dangers of colorless and odorless drugs that can be added to drinks, causing serious health effects. They reminded the public that public drinking and providing alcohol to minors are illegal during the parade. To enhance safety, police provided tips such as keeping drinks in sight, not accepting drinks from strangers, and using drink-testing tools. They also encouraged reporting any suspicious behavior or distressing situations.