22-year-old arrested after 5-year-old eats THC gummies in St. Pete
St. Petersburg police arrested 22-year-old Danielle Newton for child neglect after a five-year-old in her care ate THC gummies and was hospitalized in stable condition. The child was taken to hospital late Sunday night acting lethargic, and police said the case remained under investigation.
🇺🇸 St. Petersburg, Florida · Florida, United States
In St. Petersburg, Florida, a woman was arrested and a five-year-old child was
taken to a hospital after police said the child ate THC gummies while in the
woman’s care.[1]Danielle Newton, 22, was arrested for child neglect.[1][2]Officers who responded to the hospital learned that the child ingested THC
gummies.[1][2]
According to the St. Petersburg Police Department, the child was taken to a
hospital around 10:30 p.m. on Sunday because they were acting lethargic.[1][2]The child was still in the hospital in stable condition.[1][2]Police did not say
if Newton is related to the child.[1]
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