Report: Pilot in deadly balloon crash had drugs in system
The pilot of a 2021 hot air balloon crash in Albuquerque, New Mexico, tested positive for both marijuana and cocaine.
The pilot of a 2021 hot air balloon crash in Albuquerque, New Mexico, tested positive for both marijuana and cocaine.
Toxicology confirmed the driver’s THC levels were above the legal limit in the deadly pedestrian crash.
The suspect, who has a marijuana tattoo, allegedly beheaded a family member and remains at large.
A man executed his friend over a marijuana blunt, raising concerns about normalized cannabis culture and youth violence.
An investigation linked cannabis to nearly 300 child deaths through psychotic violence, neglect, and accidental ingestion.
📅 November 28, 2023
The driver had marijuana and fentanyl in his system when he caused a fatal head-on collision. 📅 April 4, 2024
The victim used medical marijuana to manage his bipolar disorder, according to his family. 📅 January 3, 2024
Witnesses said Mohn had been openly smoking marijuana in public and behaving erratically in the months before the killing. 📅 January 30, 2024
Witnesses said Mohn had been openly smoking marijuana in public and behaving erratically in the months before the killing. 📅 February 1, 2024
The accused was reportedly high on THC and other substances at the time of the deadly crash. 📅 February 5, 2024