Teen arrested, accused of bringing cookies laced with marijuana to school
A student in Seminole County is accused of bringing marijuana-laced cookies to school.
Officers are now investigating the incident at Oviedo High School.
According to the report from the Oviedo Police Department, a student had to go to the hospital after eating the cookies.
The 17-year-old suspected of bringing the cookies to school now faces several charges.
According to investigators, the cookies tested positive for THC.
Officers said the student had them in a bag and shared them with several other students.
According to the code of conduct, students could face suspension, expulsion or alternative placement, depending on the severity of the crime.
School officials want students to take situations such as this one seriously.
Police said they arrested the 17-year-old and that he cooperated. They took him to a juvenile assessment center and they contacted his parents.