The child was losing consciousness and vomiting.

7NEWS Australia

Australia

Warning to parents as child hospitalised after eating illicit gummies bought online

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Kerry Stokes

Authorities have issued a serious warning over cannabis-laced gummies after a child was hospitalised north of Canberra. ﻿The child was in and out of consciousness and vomited after consuming one last month, police said.Police allege the child bought the gummies on social media from a 24-year-old Vietnamese national, who was charged with drug and vape trafficking offences on Saturday.READ MORE: ﻿Warning after 'fake' pill 1000 times stronger than …

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Canberra

Australian Capital Territory

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Cannabis-laced gummies seized by police last week. A child collapsed, was in and out of consciousness and vomited after reportedly consuming cannabis-laced gummies.  Police say the child was subsequently taken to hospital as a result of the August incident. It is alleged that the cannabis gummies were bought via social media, believed to be from a 24-year-old Vietnamese national who was charged last week with drug and vape trafficking. Officer i…

Canberra CityNews

Child collapses after eating drug 'gummies'

Police are warning of potentially harmful cannabis ‘gummies’ after a child collapsed and had to be taken to hospital after consuming them. “In August 2024, a child collapsed, was in and out of consciousness, and vomited after reportedly consuming cannabis-laced gummies,” an ACT Policing spokesperson said. “The child was subsequently transported to hospital.” Police allege […]

The RiotACT

Deakin

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ACT Policing is alerting the community to the dangers of cannabis-laced gummies following the hospitalisation of a child in August.  The child collapsed, experienced fluctuating consciousness, and vomited after reportedly consuming the cannabis gummies, which were later linked to a 24-year-old man recently charged with drug and vape trafficking. The gummies, allegedly purchased through social media, have raised serious concerns. Inspector Nigel …

Warning to parents as child hospitalised after eating illicit gummies bought online

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