Digluozynethylamine. Street name, Glooze, also known as Dissolution, Flow, Drain. It is harvested from the leaves and thorns of the Guatemalan Mandrinker, a type of carnivorous pitcher plant, purified, and typically ingested as a liquid.
At low dosages, it acts as a muscle relaxant and anxiolytic, and has various therapeutic applications. At recreational dosages, it becomes an everything relaxant. The drug user experiences a state of intense euphoria as their anatomy breaks down into an amorphous slurry.
The drug in itself is not particularly dangerous. Glooze users, known as 'oozers' maintain their awareness and will reform as the drug exits their system, whether that be a few hours, a week, or longer. With sufficient willpower, they may be animate.
No, the danger is what can happen to them in their liquified state. They may soak through the floorboards. Oozers instinctively seek out containers to hold themselves together - sinks, bathtubs - and are occasionally flushed and lost in the sewerage system. One man chose an empty food container to hold himself, and was spread on toast as jam. One unfortunate side-effect - their gelatinous flesh is quite delicious.
Your duty as officers is simply to place them in a suitable container, and get them to the drunk tank where they can sleep off the drug and reform. It should be straightforward - they're usually amenable.
We scraped this sleepy little specimen of the streets two days ago. Just in time too - most of him had already washed away. We're keeping him dosed and well-fed until he recovers his body mass. If you'd like to pass him around. Don't hesitate to give him a little shake; he's quite indestructible.