Things like that don't happen everyday -?not even in Miami -?so quite naturally the horror story has been picked up by every flavor of media around the world. The most sensational -?and I don't mean that in a good way -?coverage came from local TV station (WFOR-TV). On the day Rudy Eugene attacked Ronald Poppo, CBS4 relied on the musings of the president of the Miami Fraternal Order of Police and an emergency room physician -?neither of whom attested to having firsthand knowledge of the case -?to speculate that the attack was caused by a new kind of LSD, by a mixture of drugs, or by "bath salts," the street name given to the many quasi-legal, over-the-counter stimulant concoctions that are packaged and sold under such wacky brand as "Ivory Wave," "Vanilla Sky," "White Cloud" and "Zoom."