Yes, there were reported cases of marijuana-laced candies found in children’s Halloween treats.
In one of the cases, the parents didn’t recognize that ‘THC’ on the label indicated the package of candies contained the psychoactive ingredient of pot that made people feel high. Their kid became sick upon ingestion of the content. Fortunately the child was fine after receiving hospital treatment.
In another case, a little girl asked her mother what the ’60-minute activation period’ on the package label meant. It was then that the mother realized her kid received a treat which was laced with pot.
These stories are spoilers to what’s supposed to be a fun activity for kids. Parents also say they are discouraged from letting their little ones go trick-or-treating.
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