“Edibles” a new form of marijuana laced food items made to look like candies are sending children to hospitals. The Rossen Reports team legally purchased edibles in Denver, then challenged kids and parents alike to tell the difference between them and regular candy. The results were revealing. View New Candy Danger Video
Edible marijuana children’s candy
Police warn that kids could end up bringing edibles to school and sharing them with their friends, unaware of what they really are. So even if they aren’t in your home, your children could accidentally ingest them. “You have little kids that accidentally get into this stuff; they don’t know any better,” said Sgt. Jim Gerhardt of the Colorado Drug Investigators Association. “Or a baby sitter might give a child something out of the pantry, not realizing what it is. Those accidental issues are on the rise, and it’s a big problem.” Full article Today.com
“Kids are going to be enticed by this,” Gerhardt said. “They’re going to want to get into this stuff. Banning it’s the only way to deal with it.”