Students at Pittsburgh’s Dilworth PreK-5 school were found with small bags that appeared to be stamped with heroin.
The discovery raised concerns among school officials and parents about drug use and safety in the school environment.
According to reports, the bags were found on school property, and some students were seen carrying them. School authorities quickly acted by alerting the local police department.
Investigations are ongoing to determine how the bags entered the school and whether any students were involved in using or distributing the drugs.
The Pittsburgh Police Department is working closely with school officials to ensure the safety of students and to prevent such incidents from happening again.
They are also reaching out to parents to inform them about the situation and advise them on how to discuss drug safety with their children.
Dilworth PreK-5 is a public school serving young children from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The discovery of heroin stamp bags in such a school shocked many in the community, highlighting the need for stronger vigilance and education on drug prevention.
Parents and community members have expressed their worries and urged the school and police to take strict measures.
The school administration has promised to increase security and provide support to students who might be at risk.
Authorities remind everyone that drugs can be dangerous and that early education and awareness are key to keeping children safe.
Anyone with more information is encouraged to contact the Pittsburgh Police Department.