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Minor consumed marijuana laced cake.

October 21, 2021

Minor consumed  marijuana laced cake.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Monday evening, October 18, 2021, Central Dispatch received a report from the St. Maarten Medical Center of a four-year-old child who was brought in who was believed to have consumed cake laced with marijuana.

Based on the preliminary investigation, it appeared that the female suspect who was later arrested, brought home the so-called "Space Cake", and during an unattended moment, the 4-year-old had consumed a piece of the cake. The minor was admitted to the hospital for treatment and observation.  

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Later that night the apartment where the suspect was staying was searched by the police together with ...


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