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This story really makes me angry.

NEWARK, N.J. -- New Jersey police say a 4-year-old boy shared cocaine with his friends at day care because his father told him it was candy.

Newark police say 25-year-old Shaheed Wright of East Orange put several baggies of cocaine inside his son's jacket after police nearly caught him with it. The boy shared the drugs with three other 4-year-olds at his day care center Friday.

A teacher spotted a girl with a baggie in her mouth and called authorities after seeing the white powdery substance.

The children were taken to a hospital, but none were injured. Police found more baggies of cocaine after searching the boy's pockets.

Wright was charged with four counts of child endangerment and drug offenses

My sister is a teacher in Australia Peg, one day the police arrived and asked to speak to one of her pupils. The pupil is 11 years old. The girls bag was searched and contained a bag of heroin, valued at $200.00. The girls mother had a tip off that the police were going to raid her house so she managed to pursuade the girl to take the bag to school.

The girl no longer lives with the mother.

My sister rarely gets shocked by the things she see's as a teacher, but this was one day she would,nt forget.

Peg;1244233 wrote: This story really makes me angry.

NEWARK, N.J. -- New Jersey police say a 4-year-old boy shared cocaine with his friends at day care because his father told him it was candy.

Newark police say 25-year-old Shaheed Wright of East Orange put several baggies of cocaine inside his son's jacket after police nearly caught him with it. The boy shared the drugs with three other 4-year-olds at his day care center Friday.

A teacher spotted a girl with a baggie in her mouth and called authorities after seeing the white powdery substance.

The children were taken to a hospital, but none were injured. Police found more baggies of cocaine after searching the boy's pockets.

Wright was charged with four counts of child endangerment and drug offenses


Its sickens me, some people dont deserve to have children!

Thank god the teacher had her eyes open!

lou lou belle;1244234 wrote: My sister is a teacher in Australia Peg, one day the police arrived and asked to speak to one of her pupils. The pupil is 11 years old. The girls bag was searched and contained a bag of heroin, valued at $200.00. The girls mother had a tip off that the police were going to raid her house so she managed to pursuade the girl to take the bag to school.

The girl no longer lives with the mother.

My sister rarely gets shocked by the things she see's as a teacher, but this was one day she would,nt forget.


I don't know how parents can live with themselves using their children this way. :-1

Peg;1244264 wrote: I don't know how parents can live with themselves using their children this way. :-1


They aren't parents.