BEREA, Ky. (LEX 18) — Halloween brings excitement for trick-or-treaters, but parents need to stay vigilant about candy safety this year.
Sergeant Barry Manley with the Berea Police Department said it has come to their attention that there are many different candies that have been THC-infused.
"A specific candy I know for sure...there's a Dots candy that looks exactly like the Dots," Sgt. Manley said.
The sergeant emphasized that sometimes products made with THC or other substances can look identical to real candies, making them difficult to identify.
Police recommend waiting until trick-or-treating is finished before allowing children to eat any candy, and parents should check each piece carefully.
"The biggest tip is if it's a package that you're not used to, I wouldn't trust it. If

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