Police in Granbury, Texas are currently investigating an incident that left eight middle school students hospitalized after consuming tainted candy. The incident occurred at Granbury Middle School, located about an hour southwest of Fort Worth. According to officials from the City of Granbury, the students had eaten the candy, which was brought to school by another student.
Following the incident, the students were immediately taken to the hospital. However, it has been reported that all of them are in good condition and are expected to recover. The City of Granbury posted about the incident on Facebook, alerting the community to the situation.
Concerns initially arose regarding the candy’s contents, prompting tests for THC, the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. However, all tests came back negative for THC. City officials also mentioned that there were suspicions that the candy might be a narcotic, further intensifying the investigation.
Local police are collaborating with school officials to determine the exact nature of the substance found in the candy. As the investigation continues, additional testing will be conducted to shed light on the incident.
Authorities from Granbury Middle School and the Granbury Police have not yet commented on the matter. Further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
This incident comes in the wake of similar cases where students have consumed candies laced with unknown substances, highlighting the need for vigilance in ensuring the safety of students.
