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lemmy.world

No one was hospitalised and Ms Robinson said the "revolting" taste meant most had immediately spat them out.
The lollies had a high street value of $NZ1,000 ($916) per lolly (...) solid blocks of methamphetamine enclosed in lolly wrappers. Three people — a child, a teenager and a charity worker — sought medical treatment after tasting the boiled sweets, auckland detective inspector Glenn Baldwin told reporters. None are currently in hospital.

Came here for LOLz, but this is no joking matter.

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I'm just glad no one was seriously hurt. Or, worse, killed. This is the sort of thing that gives me nightmares as a parent.

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lemmy.world

That revolting taste saved many people.
The Times They Are a-Changin' - - Bob Dylan, 1964

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