The death of a talented teenaged boxer – who died after taking a cocktail of hard drugs including ketamine – has prompted a coroner to issue a warning about the prevalence of the powerful tranquiliser.
Calum Naylor, 18, had been on a drink and drugs binge with workmates when he was turned away from a lap-dancing bar – because he was under 21.
His co-workers instead gave him £80 and told him to ‘enjoy yourself’ so the teenager headed to a pub and then on to a house party in Notting Hill, where he drank vodka and snorted lines of ketamine.
Friends were
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