Two students at a Miami Beach school were hospitalized after a possible drug overdose on Tuesday, authorities said.
Authorities said they may have taken "Molly," a form of Ecstasy.
Miami Beach Fire Rescue confirmed that one person was being questioned about the incident.
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The children were at the Fienberg/Fisher K-8 Center on Washington Ave. They were rushed to Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Miami-Dade County Public Schools spokesman John Schuster said the students, two 14-year-old boys, were conscious the entire time, and were taken to the hospital as a precaution. They did appear to have an increased heart rate, he said.
"It worries me, that these things happen. Especially with kids at this age or even a little bit older than him. It is worrying that it happens but I believe the school is taking the right precautions as to these kinds of incidents," said parent Virgilio Vanizales.
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He added that he generally gives the school high marks. Students said they had never seen this type of issue at school and were surprised when ambulances pulled up.
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Authorities are investigating where the children got the substances.
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