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Middle school kids got sick after eating 'candy' that turned out to have a little something extra in it: Police
Police said a student they interviewed told them that Martin Hulst was supplying his child with THC vape cartridges to sell to other students.
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Police said a student they interviewed told them that Martin Hulst was supplying his child with THC vape cartridges to sell to other students.
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