"Apparently, I was very, very white in the face," Taylor said. "I was vomiting and everything."
"My heart had an extra beat which was quite pronounced,"Taylor said.
"I checked myself and obviously found the spot and some blood on my clothes."
"I got invited to events and I just didn't go out,"he said.
"It could ruin someone's life. I don't understand why you would need to hit someone with a needle."
"It sounded like slut shaming, to be honest, and it's not the thing you want to hear the day after you get out of hospital."
"We actually used to joke and say, 'Alright when we get home we've all gotta strip and check for needle marks after clubbing,' … that was our new ritual after hitting the town,"they said.
"Drink spiking is far more prevalent. But every month we have people coming to us where they have been spiked by injection."
"There's a move by organisations to have a more up to date sort of standalone offence of spiking of any sort,"Ms Conibear said.