CA AB2389

Requires applicants for new or holders of existing Type 48 (on-sale general public premises) licenses to contact law enforcement or emergency medical services when notified of suspected drink spiking incidents.

Mandates licensees report information including positive drug testing results, observation of drink tampering, verbal reports of drugging, or symptoms consistent with drink spiking to law enforcement or emergency medical services.

Requires licensees or staff to follow instructions from law enforcement or emergency medical services personnel and monitor affected customers until responders arrive at the premises.

Specifies that violations of these reporting requirements are not criminal violations under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act.

Defines "drink spiking" as adding a controlled substance or alcohol to someone's drink without their knowledge or consent, including specific substances like flunitrazepam, ketamine, and GHB.