Trick Or Treat? Kids Get Meth Instead

RAMSEY, Minn., Nov. 4, 2008 (AP) When their children returned from Halloween trick-or-treating, a couple found suspected methamphetamine and $85 in cash among their 7-year-old son's Snickers bars and Skittles.

Lars and Shelly Brosdahl called police, who confirmed that the substance was methamphetamine, worth up to $200 on the street.

Someone who looked like a teenager dropped something into their son's bag as he went trick-or-treating with his 9-year-old sister on Halloween night, the Brosdahls say.

"He said some bigger kid ran by him and asked if he wanted some candy," Lars Brosdahl said. "He said `Sure,' and the kid dropped it into his bag."

The clear crystals looked like rock candy, the parents said.
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Could you imagine what would have happened if the little kids had eaten that 'candy'? They could have died, that's what.

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