US EditionPiper Said Sewage Was the Reason for the Cocaine in His Blood
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The Reykjavík District Court has rejected a compensation claim from a man who was arrested under the influence of cocaine. He claimed that the cocaine had entered his bloodstream due to his close contact with sewage, but the man is a plumber.
Cocaine, long associated with festive spheres or certain business circles, is now at the heart of more ordinary workplaces. In France, in particular, epidemiological indicators and feedback converge: the consumption of this powerful stimulant is commonplace in companies, even in sectors far removed from world-class clichés. A recent development, but with multiple springs. The iThylo company, specialized in occupational testing, offers a striking…
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