Who was the man that ate his face?

Rudy Eugene, 31, was fatally shot by police during attack on homeless man. MIAMI, May 29, 2012 — — Miami police suspect that what caused a 31-year-old man to rip off his clothes and viciously gnaw on the face of another man in a daylight attack on a busy highway is a new and extremely dangerous street drug known as “bath salts.”

Who was shot in Miami by bath salts?

The Miami Police Department would not officially comment on whether “bath salts” might be involved in the case, but did confirm that Eugene, who was reportedly shot by police, will undergo an autopsy.

Why did man in Miami eat another man’s face?

Miami police suspect that what caused a 31-year-old man to rip off his clothes and viciously gnaw on the face of another man in a daylight attack on a busy highway is a new and extremely dangerous street drug known as “bath salts.”. A Miami police officer shot Rudy Eugene Saturday after repeated pleas for him stop eating another man’s face.

Are there any cases of bath salts in Miami?

According to Aguilar one of the recent cases in Miami involving ” bath salts ,” which is becoming increasingly popular in the party scene, involved someone trying to bite another, but police were able to get there in time. Most have involved individuals behaving incredibly irrationally and nearly impossible to control.

Are there bath salts in the Miami attack?

“Bath salts” have become increasingly popular in the Miami party scene, and they can trigger extremely violent outbursts. But police have found no evidence of drugs at the scene, and toxicology results will take several weeks to come back in.

What happens when you take bath salts at Ultra Fest?

‘We noticed an increase probably after Ultra Fest,’ said emergency room Dr Paul Adams, at Jackson Memorial Hospital to CBS. When people take bath salts, Dr Adams said, their temperature rises to an extremely high level, causing them to rip off their clothes and become aggressive in a state of extreme delirium.