In this film, D.E.A. agent Bob Sager gives an interesting presentation to San Francisco law enforcement personnel warning them of the dangers of "designer drugs". During the 1980's, the term "designer drugs" was coined to explain those drugs whose molecular structures had been altered. As a result of the popularity of ecstasy (MDMA), the D.E.A cracked down on "designer drugs" due to their dangerous effects. This presentation includes information on heroin, LSD, MDMA, PCP, and other hard drugs. Table Of Contents: (1) Designer Drugs (1980s) - This film shows a presentation by D.E.A. agent Bob Sager describing "designer drugs" to law enforcement personnel. The presentation includes information on heroin, LSD, MDMA, PCP, and other hard drugs. Sager covers how "designer drugs" are made and discusses their components and dangers. He explains the characteristics of the people who produce "designer drugs" and how the drugs are distributed within communities - 62 Minutes
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