Anti-drug drive launched in son's memory
A MOTHER who watched ketamine destroy her son's life has helped launch a campaign to raise awareness about the drug.
Shielmor Twomey blames the class C drug for the mental decline of her son Caleb Morris, who took his life by plunging from the Clifton Suspension Bridge on January 28. The 28-year-old had turned to the drug in an effort to deal with the frustration he felt because of his battle with epilepsy.
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Ms Twomey now wants the horse tranquilliser reclassified as a class B drug, and on Saturday launched a campaign at College Green alongside Bristol North West MP Charlotte Leslie.
She handed the MP a petition with 150 signatures supporting reclassification of the drug and 28 balloons, all featuring her son's face, were released.
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A plaque remembering Mr Morris was also unveiled on a bench at College Green.
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