Cesspool University students prove they can't be trusted even with baked goods!

[Ronin13]

Didn't see this being talked about...

Colorado students accused of sickening class with pot-laced brownies

BOULDER, Colo (Reuters) - Two University of Colorado at Boulder students are accused of bringing marijuana-laced brownies to a college class, sickening their unsuspecting professor and five classmates, police said on Sunday.
Thomas Cunningham, 21, and Mary Essa, 19, were arrested Saturday on suspicion of second-degree assault, fraudulently inducing the consumption of a controlled substance and conspiracy charges, university police spokesman Ryan Huff said.
Huff said three of those who ate the brownies were hospitalized, suffering from the effects of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active property in marijuana.
"If someone views this as a prank, it's no laughing matter," Huff told Reuters. "These (charges) are all felonies which carry potential prison time."
According to Huff, police were summoned to a classroom building Friday morning on a report that a female professor was complaining of dizziness and was drifting in and out of consciousness. The instructor, who was not identified, was transported to a hospital.
Later Friday, the mother of a student in the class notified police that her daughter also was hospitalized after suffering "an anxiety attack."
The family of a third student also notified police that their daughter felt like she was going to black out after attending the class, and that they took her to a hospital.
All three have since been released from the hospital.

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Thoughts? Personally, I'd be filing charges too and hope these morally deficient, social r-tards get used as an example... for those that don't know, pot brownies pack a much bigger punch than simply smoking it (in my youth...) This is pretty messed up stuff and I hope they do serve some hard time.

[SuperiorDG]

CU students that don't know they are stoned. Strange.

[BPTactical]

Charges due?
Yes
I do see a humerous side to it however, for some twisted reason the scene from "Up in Smoke" where the cops get baked comes to mind....."Your stoned man"

Whoever ressurects "Twinkies" is gonna make bank in CO....

[HBARleatherneck]

delete

[merl]

Thoughts? Personally, I'd be filing charges too and hope these morally deficient, social r-tards get used as an example... for those that don't know, pot brownies pack a much bigger punch than simply smoking it (in my youth...) This is pretty messed up stuff and I hope they do serve some hard time.
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charges, fines, every last cent of the medical bills, absolutely. hard time over a prank (that involved a scary plant), excessive.
yes it was a dumb joke that may well get them expelled. That in itself would knock some reality into kids pretty fast. I don't think we need to make more lifelong felons out of stupid kids. This one is damn close to the line though, could have injured someone.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Yeah... I've done the same.

[SA Friday]

I would be livid. Every student in my majors program know we all have to be able to pass a background, pee test, and poly for employment. We are future crime scene investigators and LE lab analysts. Now, every one of those kids will have to deal with explaining this during any possible future employment interview/process involving backgrounds, security clearances, etc. Yes, it's explainable, but damn. It's hard enough to get hired as it is. Having to explain something like this over and over again in interviews very well may impact future employment.

[SuperiorDG]

I would be livid. Every student in my majors program know we all have to be able to pass a background, pee test, and poly for employment. We are future crime scene investigators and LE lab analysts. Now, every one of those kids will have to deal with explaining this during any possible future employment interview/process involving backgrounds, security clearances, etc. Yes, it's explainable, but damn. It's hard enough to get hired as it is. Having to explain something like this over and over again in interviews very well may impact future employment.

Just get copies of the news story and take it with you.

[Pancho Villa]

Hilarious.

People need to chill. Most of all employers who care if you accidentally did pot at some point in time.

Edit: I think they should still be punished, its not gentlemanly to drug someone without their knowledge, but its an overall harmless prank and should be treated as such.

[SAnd]

They definitely should have a felony conviction so they have it on their permanent record. I don't care if they do jail or prison time as long as there is a felony conviction on their record. It is not a harmless prank. It is deliberate physically invasive assault on another person.