'One of our kids could have eaten those cookies and that's what's scary,” one picketing worker said.
Police suspect an Uhrichsville, Ohio couple gave striking school workers laxative-tainted cookies after becoming frustrated by the honking of passing cars.
Staff from Claymont City Schools have been picketing and marching in Uhrichsville In recent weeks over wage and insurance concerns. According to their union, the Ohio Association of Public School Employees , some marches have attracted hundreds of members. Picketers have been demonstrating near the couple’s home for roughly three weeks.
Cosens had taken to social media to complain about disruption from the demonstrating workers. According to Beal, one video featuring the pair shows them mixing what appear to be crushed laxative tablets into cookie batter. Other union members have been donating food and money to the striking workers, OAPSE reported on its Facebook page. Picketers believed the potentially tainted cookies were a similar gesture of support, as Tribune Media reported. Luckily nobody ate the potentially contaminated baked goods. Police now plan on testing the cookies, Beal told News 5.
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