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Dorset pupils hospitalised over cocaine scare Dorset pupils hospitalised over cocaine scare
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Four children were taken to hospital over fears they had taken cocaine at school, believing it to be sweets.Four children were taken to hospital over fears they had taken cocaine at school, believing it to be sweets.
Police were called to Broadstone Middle School, Poole, on 3 January after reports the pupils had taken a white powder. Officers were called to Broadstone Middle School, Poole, on 3 January after reports the pupils had taken a white powder.
The substance was later confirmed as cocaine but it is not believed any of the children ingested it, police said. The substance was later confirmed as the Class A drug but it is not believed any of the children ingested it, Dorset Police said.
A 32-year-old man from Bournemouth has been arrested on suspicion of drug offences. A 32-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of drug offences.
When the children were assessed in hospital they were found to be "in good health", Dorset Police said. South Western Ambulance Service said the children were treated at the school before being taken to Poole General Hospital "to be checked over".
The man has been bailed until February pending further inquiries. After a full assessment they were found to be "in good health", the force said.
The man, from Bournemouth, has been bailed until February pending further inquiries.