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PORTLAND, Oregon –
Parents in Oregon get sick Thursday after they have a Halloween candy that turns out to contain methamphetamine.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office said the parents ate some of their children's Halloween patch.
When they started feeling sick, they called them, who tested the candy and confirmed methamphetamine was on it.
The parents were taken to the hospital for evaluation. The children did not eat any of that candy.
The family did not want to speak on camera, but said they were going out all their Halloween candy.
The parents said the candy appeared to be fully sealed before they ate it.
"You could liquefy the meth, put it in a syringe and then you can inject the syringe through the plastic bag," Detective Mark Povolny with the Washington County Sheriff's Office said to KOIN-TV.
Investigators said it was almost impossible to pinpoint where that candy came from.
The sheriff's office said they wanted to alert the community of an abundance of bail but they had no other reports of tampered candy.
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