At least 12 William Floyd Middle School students sickened in school after consuming gummies laced with THC
Eleven of them were transported to local hospitals after eating the marijuana edibles. One sick student was released to the custody of his parents.
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3ds agoAt least a dozen William Floyd Middle School students were sickened in school after consuming gummies laced with THC, according to school officials.
Eleven of them were transported to local hospitals after eating the marijuana edibles. One sick student was released to the custody of his parents.
School officials from William Floyd Middle School tells News 12 a student handed out edible THC gummies to approximately 12 students. Officials say students who consumed the edibles became sick.
School officials say the Suffolk County Police Department and several local first responders responded in large numbers to care and assistance the school nurse and help students.
School officials say the middle school was placed in a "hold in place" to allow first responders to get to students in need.
Suffolk police say no criminal charges have currently been filed.
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