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Police in New Zealand are racing to trace sweets containing “potentially lethal levels of methamphetamine” after they were distributed by a charity in Auckland.
Up to 400 people may have received the sweets from Auckland City Mission as part of a food parcel, said the anti-poverty charity.
The sweets were donated anonymously by a member of the public in a sealed retail package, it added.
At least three people, including a child, sought medical attention afterwards though none are currently in hospital.
From the news piece it seems more like a case of contraband gone missing than someone trying to poison children, each package would be worth 18000$ street price.
We’re not even halfway through august and mfers are out here celebrating Halloween.
Bunch of meth heads running around New Zealand looking for pineapple lollies to get high from lol
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