San Jose Donut Shop Owner Arrested for Selling Synthetic 'Pink Cocaine'

The arrest follows a police raid uncovering narcotics, cash, and weapons at the business and owner's home.

Luis Carrillo-Moyeda, owner of Yum Yum Donut shop in San Jose, California, has been arrested for manufacturing and selling a new synthetic drug known as 'pink cocaine'.
The drug, also referred to as 'Tusi,' '2C,' 'Pantera Rosa,' or 'Pink Panther,' is a mixture of ketamine, MDMA, methamphetamine, cocaine, and opioids.
Authorities executed search warrants on January 19, recovering illegal narcotics, manufacturing parts, large amounts of cash, an unregistered firearm, and ammunition.
Health experts warn that the mixture of drugs in 'pink cocaine' can lead to deadly symptoms including agitation, hallucinations, psychosis, and hyperstimulation.
San Jose Police have noted an increase in cases involving 'pink cocaine,' urging public awareness of its presence.