Halloween Fentanyl Deaths - How many?

Exactly. Zilch. Zero. Nada. Just like the stories of crime, migrant invasions, migrant caravans etc spike before the election and then will drop off precipitously after the election.

The layers of stupid are impressive. Drug dealers are in it for profit; why would they give away drugs, as candy on Halloween or generally? Parents are instructed to check their children's candy (as if they don't already), but also told that it is indistinguishable from candy. Well, so, now what?  MTG claims it's being put INTO specific, widely marketed candies; if that's so, why let your children take ANY candy? The shrieking, my goodness.

I have a coin purse that says as a child I had the impression that I’d be offered free drugs way more than it seems to be happening.

Well it has happened in Canada.  Winnipeg and Edmonton and possibly in Toronto.

WINNIPEG - Two people are facing charges for allegedly giving out Halloween candy in Winnipeg that included THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis.

More than a dozen parents in the South Tuxedo neighbourhood reported that their kids, while out trick-or-treating Monday night, were given a clear sandwich bag with full-sized chocolate bars inside and a small package that looked like a popular candy known as Nerds, police said Tuesday.

Police released photographs of the packages, which are bright and colourful with a similar design to the candy. But the product was labelled “Medicated Nerds” and the packaging said it contains 600 milligrams of THC.

The product was not something that can be legally sold in Canada, police said, due to labelling requirements that limit the use of colours and logos, as well as mandated health warnings. Drug tests were still pending Tuesday to determine whether the products actually contained THC.

“There have been stories in the past where … items have been put out that perhaps weren’t actually containing THC, and that’s why we said further testing will be required,” Const. Dani McKinnon, a Winnipeg police spokesperson, said.

“But we are treating this as a real cannabis product at this point until proven otherwise.”

Police obtained a search warrant for an area home and took two people into custody — a 53-year-old woman and 63-year-old man who they say face charges including criminal negligence causing bodily harm and administering a noxious substance.

“We don’t know the motive behind this,” McKinnon said.