Texas Mom Says She Found Pill In Son's Gerber Snack Pack
A West Texas mother said she found a pain pill inside her son's pre-packaged snack, but the company that makes the product says it's highly unlikely.
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A West Texas mother said she found a pain pill inside her son's pre-packaged snack, but the company that makes the product says it's highly unlikely.
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