Hotelier warns of 'scourge' of spiking in Cork City bars after son hospitalised

John Gately says his 21-year-old son, Tom, was spiked earlier this week
The hotelier said that when people are out socialising, they should never leave their drinks unattended. File picture

The hotelier said that when people are out socialising, they should never leave their drinks unattended. File picture

A Cork hotelier has said that drug spiking is a “scourge” in the city’s late bars after his own son and three others fell victim in one night.

John Gately, managing director of the Commodore Hotel in Cobh, says his 21-year-old son, Tom, was spiked earlier this week.

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