Officials: Multiple students hospitalized after eating candy laced with THC
For a second day in a row, young students in Connecticut were sent to the hospital after eating candy believed to have been laced with THC - the active ingredient in marijuana.
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Jan 15, 2022, 12:50 AM
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Updated 825 days ago
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yesterdayFor a second day in a row, young students in Connecticut were sent to the hospital after eating candy believed to have been laced with THC - the active ingredient in marijuana.
New Haven officials say a total of five seventh grade students have become ill. All five students are expected to be OK.
In Hartford, two students are home after being hospitalized in a similar incident, but one 13-year-old remains in critical condition after reportedly ingesting fentanyl.
