Barbie dolls possibly contaminated with fentanyl sold at Missouri resale shop

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -- Police in Missouri say they've recovered five Barbie dolls that might have had fentanyl in their packaging.

The dolls are from a store called Cargo Largo. Customers recently said it's a resale shop in Independence, just outside Kansas City.

Police say the store sold the toys before staff noticed and reported a suspicious powder.

They say investigators and the store worked together to track down all affected dolls.

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Officials say they have no reason to believe other retailers or Barbies are affected.

The Independence Police Department said the dolls were sold between March 19 and March 20.

No injuries have been reported.

KMBC contributed to this report.