Charity unknowingly distributes methamphetamine-filled candies
A charity in New Zealand unknowingly distributed candies filled with a lethal dose of methamphetamine, leading to hospitalizations. The candies were donated by a member of the public and disguised as innocent goods.
Key Points
- Charity unknowingly distributed candies with lethal doses of methamphetamine
- Three people hospitalized after consuming the contaminated candies
- Common cross-border smuggling technique involves disguising drugs as innocuous goods
- Authorities suspect importation scheme gone awry
- Charity now scrutinizing all food donations