Texas preschool teacher allegedly brought THC gummies to class that sickened four kids
Four preschool students were taken to the hospital after ingesting gummies laced with THC that were in the classroom
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A Texas preschool teacher is facing criminal charges after four students were exposed to THC gummies.
Anisah Burks admitted to bringing a Ziploc bag filled with the candy to the Primrose School in Prosper, a suburb located 40 miles north of Dallas, Fox Dallas reported.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Anisah Burks allegedly brought THC gummites to a Texas preschool where four students became sick. (Prosper Police Department)
Children got into the bag and four students, who are all younger than 2 years of age, were taken to a hospital. They have all been released.
Doctors determined the cause of their illness was from THC, a substance found in marijuana, the news outlet reported. Burks had left the school before first responders arrived.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}However, she left behind a jacket with a gummy candy inside, according to police. She has been charged with felony possession of a controlled substance and four counts of injury to a child and has been fired from the school.