Police investigate after Kebab bought from takeaway ‘contains pills’

Police are investigating after reports a kebab bought in Bognor Regis contained unknown pills.

Images shared on social media have shown a shish kebab with a blue capsule inside, which contained several white pills tightly wrapped in plastic.

A Sussex Police spokesman said:

Police are investigating after tablets were found in a kebab purchased at a takeaway in Bognor Regis.

The alarm was raised on Sunday morning, December 29, after three women in their 20s discovered the pills in their food after they got home at around 2am.

Anyone with information about the incident or who believes they may have been affected is asked to report it online or call 101, quoting serial number 344 of 29/12.

The Spokesman refused to confirm which restaurant or takeaway allegedly served the kebabs. There is a great deal of speculation on social media that these were ‘date rape’ drugs but of course as yet there is no evidence or confirmation to say so.

There is also footage apparently showing the owner of the shop being arrested but again this is unconfirmed.

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