High school cafeteria clerk arrested for selling edibles containing THC to students

Tymetrica Cohn, a high school cafeteria worker, was arrested in Louisana on Jan. 20 on suspicion of selling cannabis edibles to students.

What happened

The Tangipahoa Township Sheriff’s Office first received an anonymous tip from Crime Stoppers that someone was selling food at the school. reported WFTV9. Sheriff’s Office Chief Jimmy Travis confirmed that drug agents then launched an investigation that led to the identification of Cohn as the putative suspect.

Cohn was arrested and charged with:

(1) Counting – possession/distribution of CDS I

(1) Count – Distribution of a CDS in a drug-free zone.

“The safety of our students is paramount to our school system,” said Tangipahoa Parish School System Superintendent Melissa Stilley. “I want to commend this student for seeing and using the P3 app to bring this threat to the attention of our school officials and law enforcement.”

The investigations are ongoing.

11 masked robbers steal $200,000 worth of cannabis from California THC oil processing center

The THC oil processing center, ProCan Lab’s facility, was robbed in December by 11 masked burglars who made off with $200,000 worth of weed. writes Merkur News.

Authorities reported the robbery took place around 3 a.m. on December 14, when the suspects got away with dozens of jars of processed THC oil. To make matters worse, this was the second time in three months that the facility had been robbed. Earlier in September, four burglars stole several bags of unprocessed marijuana buds.

The investigations are ongoing. So far there have been no arrests.

Heathrow tightens security after many arrests for marijuana smuggling in the US

Heathrow, the UK’s busiest airport, recently announced plans to increase security for passengers flying into London from Los Angeles. Why? Because of a spate of arrests for marijuana smuggling in recent weeks.

The National Crime Agency…