3-year old brings marijuana to day care to share with friends

[Bluebear]

RALEIGH - A Raleigh woman was charged with misdemeanor child abuse after her 3-year-old son showed up at his day care with marijuana, court records show.

Channel 9’s newspaper partner, the Herald in Rock Hill, reports that the child thought the marijuana, which was packaged in small portions, was candy and asked his fellow preschoolers to eat it. A teacher at the day care took the drugs before any of the children could eat them, according to an arrest warrant filed Tuesday at the Wake County Magistrate's Office.

Lakesha Mials told a magistrate Tuesday that she had no idea where her son found the two plastic bags of marijuana. She said he may have found it outside her home.

"I don't smoke drugs. I don't sell drugs. I don't receive drugs," Mials said in court.

http://www.shelbystar.com/news/day-52236-care-marijuana.html

[CreekDog]

1. Partial credit

:rofl:

:hide:

[Forkboy]

2. Get Bob Ross in there to help with the finger painting and their day would be complete.

:hide:

[Bluebear]

7. Because it's your world. And that's OK.

[Forkboy]

16. The cafeteria wasn't prepared for the massive run on Fruit Roll Ups.

[WilliamPitt]

3. Son?

:P

[Rex]

40. BUAHAHA!

:thumbsup:

[HopeHoops]

4. A friend with weed is a friend indeed!

:hippie: :smoke:

[BakedAtAMileHigh]

5. At Least He Plays Well With Others!

Even if he is a bit young to pass the kutchie 'pon the left hand side and all...

[Horse with no Name]

6. mmmmm Brownies!

:smoke:

[damntexdem]

8. That's nice: being taught to share.

;-)

[Toucano]

9. They really should make that stuff illegal...to protect the children. n/t

[gateley]

Jeez. You nailed it. nt

[Solly Mack]

10. What a nice kid! He shares!

'Show and Tell' sure has gotten better over the years.

[Initech]

11. Don't bogart that rattle, man!

[LLStarks]

12. When marijuana is legalized, this will be no less acceptable. Kids and drugs don't mix.

[pipi_k]

13. Like a room full of mellow 3 year olds is a bad idea... n/t

[NightWatcher]

14. Notice: not 3 year old brings gun, but brings weed to share. NORML's person of 2010

Just sharing the love, what a nice kid.

[Liberal_in_LA]

15. When was the 3 year old out of her sight long enough to pic up the bags of marijuana?

Sounds like someone in the home had a side business

[walldude]

26. Yeah.. as a dope smoker I'm not buying that excuse...

In my 30 odd years of smoking I have never once just "found" some weed.

[Cal Carpenter]

27. Groundscore, man!

Just stroll around the lot or campground at a music festival just as dawn is breaking. You wouldn't believe what kind of shit you can find. Well, maybe you would.
:)

Not that it explains this story. I'm guessing it was mom's, maybe a couple dime bags or something. Maybe she was dealing, maybe just smoking, who knows...

[proud2BlibKansan]

30. I have

Too bad I didn't know you at the time. :evilgrin:

[kas125]

34. I have, twice! Once doesn't count because it was at a

Grateful Dead show. The other one was when I was with a friend and he saw a car for sale parked on the grass outside a business that was closed because it was Sunday. Right under the driver's door there was a bag of weed, just laying there. And I was with the same friend walking to the car from Montgomery Ward one day when we found a bong in the bushes. There was nobody around so he took it home and eventually it became mine. It was beautiful, clear glass with yellow roses. My ex-husband broke it, like he does all glass implements, lol.

[EFerrari]

17. The day I was to give my first poetry reading, I got a call from my son's school.

The principal said, my son brought a bag of white powder to school and said it was cocaine and offered it to kids on the play ground. He said he had called the police and was turning over the evidence.

????!!!!?????

So, I leave the English Dept at Cal and don't give the reading, and go get my kid. I'd never even seen cocaine so I had no clue in the world what was going on. The kid is eight.

It turns out that while I was doing homework, the kid had been watching Cops. He wasn't happy at school and I guess he needed to get some attention so he took a bag of sugar to school. The principal greets me at the school main entrance and he's like casing me for signs of drug use. Oh, geeze.

Thinking back, maybe I could have used something to perk me up, you know? Enough to be able to cover all the bases at the time. And I owe a black eye to my Cop producer friend for setting me up that way.

lol

[Roy Rolling]

18. fake dope

In some jurisdictions, it is even MORE illegal to sell fake dope than real dope. You are lucky they didn't haul your child in for trying to pass off sugar as dope.

[EFerrari]

20. LOLOL! I guess I was lucky he was only giving away sugar.

That's my boy. :)

[MountainLaurel]

23. My brother did something similar

When he was in the 4th grade, with rolling papers and tobacco. Except that being the entrepreneur, he was selling his "joints" at $1 each. Luckily, this was in pre-DARE days: The principal told my mom she wasn't sure whether to laugh or give him detention.

[Maat]

24. Ah, for the good ole days ....

when being human wasn't a felony.

(and bringing sugar/tobacco to class, pretending)

Signed,

Maat, J.D. (non-practicing)
Retired Social Worker

At least the kid knows how to share.
:)

[EFerrari]

25. I remember one day my older friends came to my house

while my mom was at work and decided to take the can of pain thinner and pour it on the side walk so we could see the rainbows. My grandmother was upstairs and she never heard a thing. Did you know there were rainbows in paint thinner?! They were smart kids. They poured it toward the drain but not too close so we could see it really good before it went in.

That's got to be a CPS call, right there!

lol

[Maat]

32. HeeHee (n/t).

[DefenseLawyer]

19. Better than bringing Drano to share.

File this under "not the end of the world".

[jberryhill]

21. "Did you bring enough for everybody?"

How many teachers did you ever hear that line from.

[no_hypocrisy]

22. See? Three year olds DO know how to share . . . .

[htuttle]

28. "It was a cool and lonely breezy afternoon..."

[RegieRocker]

29. Kids know what's good for them

you don't hear this about alcohol. Smarter than you think!

[Darth_Kitten]

36. Oh, right, a 3 year old with drugs. Really smart.

:eyes:

[RegieRocker]

37. Are you saying it would be better for a 3yr old

to have alcohol? If not then we are in agreement except for one thing. Marijuana is safer than alcohol. That was the point you missed.

[mstinamotorcity]

31. The child obviously

wasn't feeling apples that day:smoke: :smoke: :smoke:

[Liquorice]

33. I feel bad for that kid. Poor guy thought he was doing something nice, and now his mom is in

trouble. She should have kept it away from her kids. I don't for a second believe he found it outside.

[jeanpalmer]

35. Apply the new tactics

Put him in solitary without a pillow or a blanket, until he gives up his mom.

[Ezlivin]

38. Does he deliver in this area?

We can't even get a damned pizza delivered properly.

This kid will either be a millionaire by the time he's 20 or in prison. Either way, he's set for life.

(Apologies to Joel and Ethan Coen.)

[mfcorey1]

39. OMG!!!!!