The rumor of “drugs in toys”, which is frequently discussed on social media and WhatsApp groups, this time caused panic in Sakarya. Many students’ parents believed in the claims of “candy-looking drugs” and shared worrying posts. Sakarya Police Department announced that these allegations were completely unfounded.
Allegedly, about a substance similar to a candy package inside a toy that was allegedly sold around schools, “It is distributed free of charge to children, we received information from the police that it contained drugs.” Messages like this spread rapidly in parent groups. This situation created great anxiety among parents and led to warnings for children to stay away from such products. These allegations, which reached a wide audience in a short time, caused an atmosphere of social panic.
“Unfounded Allegations” Warning from Sakarya Police
In its statement on the issue, Sakarya Police announced that the allegations in question do not reflect the truth and that legal action will be taken against those who spread such rumors. Emphasizing that such an incident did not occur in Sakarya, police officials stated that security measures around the school will be increased in order to address the concerns of parents.
Warning to Parents: Be Careful Against Disinformation
Sakarya Police Department called on parents to be careful about misleading information spread on social media. It was stated that narcotics teams increased security measures around the school and were cautious against all kinds of suspicious situations. The police asked parents not to believe such rumors and to follow official statements.
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