Dakota Student Arrested for Selling 'Weed Edibles' at School

An 18-year-old Dakota High School student was arrested Tuesday for selling marijuana treats, referred to as weed edibles, to students at the Macomb Township school, police said Thursday. 

A teacher saw students passing around caramel corn that smelled of marijuana, leading the school resource officer, who is a Macomb County Sheriff's deputy, to investigate, according to the Sheriff's Office.  

The items were traced back to a senior who had a gallon-sized Ziploc bag in his backpack. The bag contained three individually packaged so-called treats that were labeled S'mores, Fruity Treat and Loopy Treat, the Sheriff's Office states. 

The student, who had a medical marijuana card, told school officials that the items were "weed edibles" that he bought from a medical marijuana dispensary for $4 each. He admitted selling them to other students at the school, the Sheriff's Office reports.  

He was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver.