Marijuana Edibles Disguised as Halloween Candy Cause Concern

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The Massena Police Department in New York is urging parents to check their children's Halloween candy after a local trick-or-treater received a bag of marijuana edibles. The bag contained 600 milligrams of edibles, and officials are asking parents to bring any similar bags to the police department. Consuming cannabis edibles can cause various symptoms in children, including vomiting, dizziness, difficulty walking, and breathing difficulties. Storing edibles properly and being vigilant about checking candy can help prevent such incidents.
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