Cocaine

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Cocaine and Crack are both the same drug but in different forms. Cocaine is a white powder while Crack comes in the form of crystals or rocks the size of raisins. While they are both very dangerous, Crack is much stronger and is easier to become addicted to.


	Description Charlie, Snow, G, Coke, Rock, Sniff Cocaine is a white powder, while Crack usually comes in the form of crystals or rocks the size of raisins. Effects > Increased feeling of confidence > Indifference to pain > Increases energy > Hallucinations Consequences > Highly addictive > High risk of overdose > Increased risk of HIV and hepatitis > Hallucinations > Increased risk of heart disease > Tiredness The Law > Possession: 7 years in jail and/or unlimited fine. > Production/ Trafficking: Life and/or unlimited fine.

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