Oregon parents reportedly eat Halloween candy laced with meth
ALOHA, Ore. — The Washington County Sheriff’s Office wants the community to be aware that an Aloha family reportedly received Halloween candy laced with methamphetamine while trick-or-treating on Wednesday night.
The sheriff’s office received the report Thursday afternoon from a family who lives in the 21600 block of Southwest Jay Street. The parents and two children went trick-or-treating and northwest and south of their home, deputies said.
"Just after 2 p.m. parents in Aloha called in and said they ate Halloween candy and didn't feel well," Detective Mark Povolny said.
The parents said they got sick eating Sour Patch Kids candy their children received the night before. The parents told deputies the wrapper appeared to be fully sealed before they ate the candy.
The candy tested positive for methamphetamine, deputies said.
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