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Hiroshima Carp infielder Hatsuki held for alleged "zombie cigarette" use
Ryutaro Hatsuki, 25, denied using etomidate despite a positive urine test amid a government crackdown on the drug's abuse among young people, police said.
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Hiroshima Carp infielder Hatsuki arrested for alleged 'zombie cigarette' use
Professional baseball player Ryutaro Hatsuki of the Hiroshima Carp has been arrested for allegedly using etomidate, a regulated substance known by some as a "zombie cigarette" or laughing gas, according to police. Hatsuki, 25, denied the allegation that he used etomidate around Dec 16, the police said following his arrest…
·Sakado, Japan
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Hiroshima Carp infielder Hatsuki held for alleged "zombie cigarette" use
Professional baseball player Ryutaro Hatsuki of the Hiroshima Carp has been arrested for allegedly using etomidate, a regulated substance known by some as a "zombie cigarette" or laughing gas, according to police.
·Japan
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