The packaging mimics the designs of well-known candy.
As Susquehanna Valley communities get ready for trick-or-treating, Pennsylvania State Police have a warning about drug-infused candy.Troopers said they're seeing a spike in seizures of candy containing THC or mushrooms.
The drug-infused items could easily be overlooked, so parents are being reminded to check their children's candy.Candy and snack items should be inspected to ensure labels do not contain or reference marijuana or psilocybin ingredients. Such terms could include THC, medicated, pictures of marijuana leaves and pictures of mushrooms.
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