A. County juvenile hall. The lawsuit alleges that several teens overdosed after consuming water from a spiked jug.
The incident occurred last year, according to the lawsuit. A teen allegedly passed around the water jug, which had been spiked with drugs. Further details about the incident are available from the Los Angeles Times.
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