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JOLIETTE, Que. 鈥?Quebec provincial police are investigating reports an elementary school student handed out pills on a school bus earlier in the week.Preliminary information suggests the child believed they were candy, Sgt. Daniel Thibaudeau said Thursday.A student of a young age handed out tablets to certain people, mentioning they were candy, he said in a phone interview. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The incident occurred Monday on a school bus near Sa
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