boy 4 marijuana snack time

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boy 4 marijuana snack time - Cops: 4-year-old boy pulls out pot at snack time, Police say a 4-year-old special-needs student in Meriden, Conn., supposedly had a rather shocking contribution that he wanted to share during his classroom snack time: nine small bags of marijuana Now the boy’s parents could be facing criminal charges.
A pre-kindergarten boy who announced to his teacher at snack time that he wanted to share pulled nine bags of marijuana out of his jacket pocket, police said on Wednesday.

Police in Meriden, Connecticut, some 20 miles south of Hartford, were called to Hanover Elementary School Tuesday afternoon after the 4-year-old special needs student displayed the drugs, authorities said.

Meriden police said the nine individually wrapped bags of marijuana appeared prepared for sale.

Hanover Elementary School principal Miguel Cardona called it an "extremely unfortunate" and "isolated" incident that was not witnessed by any other students.

"What's so disheartening is this is really an adult issue and problem and adult behavior put a student at risk," Meriden schools superintendent Mark Benigni told Reuters.

"This student had no idea what he brought to school or what the substance was," he added.

Authorities are not releasing the names of the student or parents and police said there is a possibility for arrests pending the outcome of the investigation.

The Department of Children and Families is also looking into the incident.

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Royal wedding more than 24.5 million UK viewers

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