The child's parents, who have been cleared of any wrongdoing, believe he came into contact with the drugs while playing at Burfoot Park in Olympia.
A Thurston County child is recovering after being exposed to and testing positive for amphetamines, the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday.
The boy’s mother told law enforcement that they had been in the water at Burfoot Park in the 6900 block of Boston Harbor Road Northeast in Olympia on Monday from about 3 p.m. until 4:45 p.m. before going to dinner, where the child began acting erratically. The sheriff’s office announced Wednesday that it is not investigating the parents of the boy and there is no suspicion of wrongdoing on their part.
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