Police have issued a fresh warning over the red pills after another man was taken to hospital after apparently taking one. They are linking three deaths in Suffolk to the rogue batch of ecstasy pills.
Police in Suffolk will be working in pubs and clubs this weekend in a bid to stop more people becoming victims of a dangerous ecstasy tablet which has been linked to at least two deaths in the county.
Two men died in Ipswich on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve after they are suspected of having taken one of the tablets, which are pink and triangular with a "Superman" logo on them.
Officers are also investigating the death of a third man in Rendlesham, Suffolk.
Earlier this week, police seized more than 400 pills which were found in a public place near Norwich Road in Ipswich.
Adrian Lubecki, 19, of St Matthews Street in Ipswich, has been charged with being concerned in the supply of controlled drugs and possession with intent to supply a Class B drug.
Suffolk Police are re-issuing their warning about a dangerous batch of ecstasy tablets after another man was taken to hospital.
Three men have been arrested by police in Suffolk investigating three suspected drugs deaths in the county.
Suffolk police investigating three deaths within one week that are being linked to a 'superman' ecstasy pill urge people to hand them in.