www.nbcsandiego.com Police Investigate Mushroom Gummies Given to Kids on Halloween
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- •Two men in San Diego face charges for distributing psilocybin gummies to children.
- •Police found over 2.5 pounds of cannabis and firearms during a search of the suspects' property.
- •The incident highlights risks associated with drug-laced candy during Halloween.
In San Diego, police discovered illegal drugs and firearms at a beach house linked to two men accused of distributing psilocybin mushroom gummies to children during Halloween. The incident began when two fathers confronted the men after their kids received the gummies, which were packaged to resemble regular candy. The police executed a search warrant at the property, uncovering over 2.5 pounds of cannabis, more than 25 grams of crystal methamphetamine, and at least two firearms. The gummies were labeled 'Caps R Us' and contained 5 grams of psilocybin, enough to cause significant effects. The investigation is ongoing, and the men have been charged with firearm possession. The case raises concerns about child safety and drug distribution in residential areas.
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