State officials and industry leaders recently announced new tools to raise awareness about the dangers of spiked drinks and promote safety in bars, restaurants and college communities across Pennsylvania. Deasy said the campaign is about starting a public conversation on a topic often only discussed in private. “We all know that the act of spiking drinks exists,” he said. People have been assaulted and robbed through spiked drinks, and we need to bring this issue to light. “Drink spiking is never the victim’s fault,” Clarke said.