Key Elementary School fifth graders got sick after eating edibles
Several fifth grade students at a D.C. elementary school had to be taken to the hospital Wednesday after the school says they consumed edibles. The incident happened at Key Elementary School in Northwest, and according to D.C. police, eight students took the drugs and had a negative reaction. FOX 5's Sierra Fox spoke with child psychotherapist Dr. Anita Ghadia-Smith about the increase in kids consuming edibles, and more.
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