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CO Students Allegedly Give Pot Brownies To Class

Two University of Colorado students have been arrested for allegedly giving brownies laced with marijuana to their classmates and instructor without their knowledge.

FOX News Radio’s Courtney Kealy reports:

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According to Ryan Huff, a spokesman with the University of Colorado Police Department, two students and the class’s professor were hospitalized and five other students became ill after eating the brownies.

(Huff) “This is no laughing matter, they may have viewed it as a prank.”

Huff said 21-year-old Thomas Ricardo Cunningham and 19-year-old Mary Elizabeth Essa baked the brownies as part of ‘bring food to class’ day.

(Huff) “They had baked these brownies with THC, the active ingredient in marijuana and had served them to the class.”

Both Cunningham and Essa were arrested Saturday and face felony charges.

Courtney Kealy, FOX News Radio.




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One Comment

  1. anon

    December 10, 2012 at 6:55 pm

    Would have been funny in a movie, but real people will receive really *PAINFUL* hospital bills in their mail next week. If healhtcare was more affordable, and invoices capped at 1.5 times cost, then significantly less people would be seriously angry about this shenaningan. Obama affordable healtcare is still light years away. Incidentally if more pot users would have been around in the campus, then this mysterious illness would have been easily diagnosed for what it was. A worry of what contaminants the weed might have had. Some needed to pass exams the day after, so in theory any academic failures could be attributed to the pot brownies, right?