Anyone who purchased these items, and still has them in their possession, is warned not to eat them.
Officials are warning the community about illegal drugs that were found in CBD gummies being sold at three locations in Montgomery County.
Steele said both fentanyl and heroin were found in Strictly Delta gummies, called "Delta 8 THC 600 MG Happy Cubes," sold at three Tobacco Hut stores in the county.The D.A. said the overdoses led to an investigation. Undercover detectives found two flavors of "Delta 8 THC 600 MG Happy Cubes," Juicy Pineapple and Blueberry Lemonade, were laced with illegal drugs."We don't yet know whether other items from the stores contain deadly drugs. Testing is ongoing.
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