Harrogate police officers have seized a number of cannabis sweets that they say are “typically sold to kids.”
Harrogate police seize cannabis sweets "typically sold to kids" Harrogate police officers have seized a number of cannabis sweets that they say are “typically sold to kids.” Revealing the haul on social media, officers showed photos of sweets that are packaged as “Wonka dummies.” They’ve said these cannabis edibles are often flogged to children in the area. Officers have warned parents to be on the lookout for similar items. A spokesperson said:
“Please be on the look out for these in your child's possession as they may not be what they appear to be.”Police say two arrests were made following a second successful drug warrant in as many weeks. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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