Individuals with concerns about suspicious looking medication should contact local authorities immediately, officials said.
“We would like to advise the public to always be cautious when handling medication, even if it appears to be over-the-counter medication,” the statement read. “Other pills seized were cocaine, pressed to look like Metoprolol, a non-controlled blood-pressure medication.”
Residents were also advised to contact the department if they received any medication that doesn’t appear to look similar to its regular counterpart.
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