Elementary school students hospitalized after girl brings pot-laced brownies from home

SALT LAKE CITY -- Several children at a Salt Lake City elementary school were sent to a hospital Thursday after they ate marijuana-laced brownies that another student brought to the playground.According to a letter from the Salt Lake City School District, a student at Lincoln Elementary school brought the brownies to the playground before school and sold or shared several of them with sixth-grade students, according to KSTU.

Facebook video of 3-year-old smoking marijuana leads to arrest

***Warning: Some viewers may find this video disturbingNORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Disturbing video of a three-year-old boy smoking marijuana led to the arrest of his uncle, according to Arkansas police.

"Scared me to death:" Rare but terrifying illness affecting chronic marijuana users

PORTLAND, Oregon -- A rare but terrifying illness is affecting chronic marijuana users in the Portland area.It's called Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome, and it leaves those who develop symptoms suffering from bouts of uncontrollable vomiting that can last as long as 48 hours.Christine Martinez, who said she used cannabis heavily to treat chronic pain, suddenly developed Cannabinoid Hyperemesis in July."I lost 17 pounds in one week. 25 in two weeks," said Martinez. "It was comparable to when I had cancer."Doctors with the Oregon Poison Center said little is known about what causes Cannabinoid Hyperemesis, but it is typically seen in patients who have used cannabis daily for several years."It's confusing and paradoxical for patients because cannabis use is thought oftentimes to be a relief of vomiting and nausea," said Dr.

"Arrests forthcoming" after 600 marijuana plants located in backyard of daycare

WEST HAVEN, Connecticut -- Police are investigating after about 600 marijuana plants were located at a daycare in Connecticut on Friday, September 2nd.The plants, which were six to 10 feet tall, were located in the backyard of 159 Norfolk Street.Police said state inspectors discovered the marijuana plants growing while conducting a compliance inspection.

35-year-old man arrested after 17 pounds of marijuana, $20K in cash found in home in Eagle

EAGLE -- A 35-year-old man was arrested Monday night, April 25th after the Eagle Police Department conducted a search warrant at a residence.In response to complaints from neighbors, the Eagle Police Department conducted a drug investigation, which culminated in a search warrant being executed on Monday night.Officials say more than 17 pounds of marijuana and over $20,000 in cash was located.

Man, woman arrested after 40 pounds of marijuana found in home in Sturtevant

STURTEVANT -- Two 57-year-old Sturtevant residents were arrested on Wednesday, April 20th as agents with the Racine County Sheriff's Office's Metro Drug Unit served a search warrant at a home there.Officials say 40 pounds of marijuana was located in the home on 90th Street, along with marijuana plant material and schedule II narcotic medications.Agents also discovered evidence in a detached garage that there had been a marijuana grow operation which appeared to have been recently dismantled.A 59-year-old man and 59-year-old woman were arrested on charges of possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and possession of schedule II narcotics with intent to deliver.PHOTO GALLERY

MPD: Two arrested with stolen guns, more than 400 grams of marijuana

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police on Sunday, April 17th arrested two suspects, who had stolen guns and more than 400 grams of marijuana on them, following a traffic stop on Milwaukee’s south side.According to police, the officers were on patrol around 2:00 a.m. near 16th Street and Windlake Avenue when they saw a car with a defective light.

California lawmakers propose using new technology to catch motorists who are driving while high

CALIFORNIA -- Medical marijuana is legal in California, and there's a ballot measure planned to legalize recreational pot -- and with that in mind, officials on Tuesday, April 5th proposed using new technology to catch the increasing number of motorists who are driving while high.Legislation, if approved, would allow law enforcement officials to use oral swab tests to strengthen cases where there is probable cause that a driver is impaired, and the driver has failed field sobriety tests.A handheld electronic device would test for the presence of marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines and pain medications, including opiates on the swab.Republican Senator San Dimas authored the bill -- sponsored by the California Police Chiefs Association, California Narcotic Officers Association and We Save Lives, an international coalition that is committed to saving lives by preventing crashes and crimes from the 3 Ds: drunk, drugged, and distracted driving.“Sadly, we’ve become a nation of self-medicating, careless people.

No vote from Senate on bill allowing parents legal access to CBD oil on final day of session

MILWAUKEE -- Wisconsin lawmakers ended their year on Tuesday, March 15th without relaxing the rules on a potentially life-saving treatment for children suffering from seizures.

Father, mother could face charges after three-year-old ingests edible marijuana candies

SHEBOYGAN -- Sheboygan police say a three-year-old child had to be taken to the emergency room after ingesting edible marijuana candies.Sheboygan police on Sunday, February 28th responded to the hospital.

911 call released after men got high, called 911 on themselves: 20 lbs. of pot recovered

REXBURG, Idaho -- Authorities have released a 911 phone call from a drug trafficking arrest that has people shaking their heads.The call, released by the Rexburg Police Department and obtained by EastIdahoNews.com, details an incident nearly a year ago on January 23rd, 2015, when two out-of-state drug traffickers got high and called police to turn themselves in.Leland Ayala-Doliente, 22, and Holland Sward, 23, were traveling from Las Vegas to Bozeman, Montana, with some 20 pounds of marijuana.

Two women who call themselves nuns fighting to keep their marijuana-based business up & running

MERCED, California -- Two women who call themselves nuns are fighting to keep their marijuana-based business up and running in California.Sister Kate and her apprentice, Sister Darcey call themselves sisters of the valley.

Menominee Tribe says DEA destroyed hemp crop; officials say it was marijuana

KESHENA — The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin says federal agents entered tribal lands and improperly destroyed a crop of industrial hemp.But Acting U.S. Attorney Gregory Haanstad says the crop was an illegal marijuana grow operation.