FAKE NEWS ABOUT POT EDIBLES FROM RCMP 

THEY ARE STILL IN THEIR NARC HEADSPACE

"The scientifically baseless statement was initially published, without challenge, by CBC News. The national news outlet later ran another article on the RCMP's apology and retraction.

While the adverse effects associated with over-consumption cannot be overstated—including nausea, disorientation, and anxiety—there has never been a reported case of a fatal cannabis overdose in consumers of any age.

Following public outcries about the lack of evidence behind the claims, the RCMP released another statement, this time choosing to forgo comment on the potential effects of the products or the street value."

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RCMP retract a statement saying cannabis edibles could prove fatal for children

Cpl. Lisa Croteau said the statement "included references and opinions that are outside of the scope of Nova Scotia RCMP."

ON THE OTHER HAND THIS BRAVE OFFICER HELPED CANADA LEGALIZE POT FOR MEDICAL REASONS, 

 WHICH IS WHY HE  COULD SMOKE ON THE JOB, 

THE RCMP HOWEVER HAVE A RULE ABOUT THIS KIND OF PUBLICITY 

SO HE IS NO LONGER EMPLOYED BY THEM.

THIS WAS A FEW YEARS PRIOR TO THE LEGALIZATION 

OF ALL CANNABIS USE IN CANADA IN 2018