Its chemical name is methylenedioxypyrovalerone, a psychostimulant that can provoke highly erratic and violent behaviour. It is better known as the cannibal drug because of cases where users have savagely bitten people. Also known as flakka, the authorities in the Balearics first became aware of it in Ibiza some eight or nine years ago. There was subsequently at least one well-publicised case in Magalluf.
Concern about possible return of cannibal drug to Magalluf
A female tourist started acting in a highly aggressive manner
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