Meth-laced lollies delivered in Auckland City Mission food parcels
The Auckland City Mission is contacting up to 400 people after meth disguised as lollies was sent out in food parcels.
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Show Notes
The Auckland City Mission is contacting up to 400 people after meth disguised as lollies was sent out in food parcels. The drug was discovered when a parcel recipient said the pineapple-flavoured Rinda-branded lolly tasted funny.
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