Denver police warns that Halloween candy could be laced with marijuana

Denver police warns that Halloween candy could be laced with marijuana

Now that marijuana is legal in Colorado, parents have a new worry: pot-laced candy that could end up in their kids' Halloween baskets.

In a video released earlier this week, Denver police warned that the marijuana treats, which are popular in local dispensaries, are virtually indistinguishable from the kind that give you nothing more than a sugar high.

In the video, parents are told not to accept candy that "isn't in familiar packaging or in a tampered package," according to The Washington Post.

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