Grandma's pot cookies land California toddler in hospital

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A three-year-old California boy was rushed to the hospital Saturday morning after apparently eating marijuana-laced cookies.

The family believes the boy got into his grandmother’s stash of chocolate-chip pot cookies, tucked away in a garage refrigerator, one day earlier.

"It is not known how much the boy ate, but the child’s grandmother said a silver-dollar-size bite had been enough to make her sleep, the Press-Enterprise reported."

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2...t-cookies-land-california-toddler-in-hospital
 
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