The boy has been expelled after giving another student drugs during the school day.
A court in Western Australia's South West has heard that a teenager who pleaded guilty to giving an unsuspecting fellow high school student a hallucinogenic lollipop has since been expelled.Another student suffered rapid heartbeat and distorted visionThe boy, who cannot be named, pleaded guilty to three drug charges in a WA children's court including supplying a psychoactive substance.
The other student soon started suffering an adverse reaction and reported a rapid heartbeat and distorted vision. He was then told by friends he had ingested drugs. Mobile phone footage of the boy preparing the lollipops, as well as messages about the lollipops were also uncovered. Magistrate Tyers ordered the boy to continue with counselling and referred the boy to the juvenile justice team noting the lack of a significant record or of any re-offending since charges were laid.
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