Wheeling police said officers were called to Pleasant Run Park after four kids became tired and lethargic after eating candy.

Police in Wheeling are investigating an incident that sent four children to the hospital after they ate chocolate believed to ...

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Police were called to the park after four kids became tired and sluggish after eating the candy. They were taken to a local hospital, where one of the kids tested positive for THC. Police believe ...

you have to have that conversation with the kid like, hey, these can be very dangerous, these are poisonous if you eat them, so do not mess with them. They're not candy," Ho said. Vidalia Police ...

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"I told her that she can't avoid sugar for her kid forever and that I am the cool auntie who allows the kid things that she doesn't," the woman wrote on Reddit Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE.

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Story updated with police report. A Buffalo elementary school gym teacher has been placed on leave after he "inadvertently" gave two students marijuana-laced gummies. Julian Blake, a teacher at Pfc.