The Dark
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| Initial release | April 21, 2018 |
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| Directors | Justin P. Lange |
| Klemens Hufnagl | |
| Screenplay | Justin P. Lange |
| Cinematography | Klemens Hufnagl |
| Producers | Laura Perlmutter |
| Danny Krausz | |
| Kurt Stocker | |
| Andrew Nicholas McCann Smith | |
| Florian Krügel | |
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| ID | 1411456 |
About The Dark
A murderous, undead girl haunts the remote stretch of woods where she was killed decades earlier. One night, she discovers a blind boy hiding in the trunk of one of her victim's cars. Her decision to let the boy live throws her solitary existence into upheaval, and ultimately forces her to re-examine just how much of her humanity her murderer was able to destroy. …
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Synthetic opioids: Largest ever UK seizure made by police
The largest ever UK seizure of synthetic opioids has been made by police and border officials.
A series of raids in Waltham Forest and Enfield, North London , culminated in 11 people being charged with conspiracy to supply Class A and B drugs.
About 150,000 tablets of a drug called Nitazene were found in a factory Set Up to make the pills, Metropolitan Police said.
Detectives believe the drug was being sold on the Dark Web .
They also found various other Class A and B drugs, a gun, a pill pressing machine, More Than £60,000 in cash and £8,000 in cryptocurrency stored on hard drives.
Arrests were made between August and November and all those arrested have since been charged.
What are Nitazenes?Nitazenes were first developed in the 1950s as a pain-killing medication but are so potent and addictive they have never been approved for medical or therapeutic use.
In recent years, they have been linked to thousands of deaths in the United States .
In 2019, it was reported that, unknown to users, they were being cut and spliced into heroin, cocaine, and street pills.
Injected, inhaled or swallowed, mixing them with other drugs and alcohol is Extremely Dangerous and significantly increases The Risk of overdose and death.
British law enforcement is aiming to stop any rise in the use of synthetic opioids amid a decrease in heroin being smuggled from Afghanistan, a Met force spokesperson said.
They want to avoid a situation similar to that in the US, where The Number of fatal fentanyl overdoses went up by Three Times in The Five years to 2021.
Det Supt Helen Rance said: " Synthetic opioids have been detected in batches of heroin found in London and across the UK; they substantially raise The Risk of incredibly serious harm to the user and are believed to be linked to A Number of deaths.
" We Are working closely with partners to monitor and proactively tackle this issue, provide advice and remove the availability of these dangerous drugs from our streets. "
Synthetic opioidsSigns that someone may have taken one of these drugs:
Anyone who has consumed synthetic opioids and experiences the symptoms described should seek urgent medical treatment, The Met said.
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