Driver Caught With 'Dank-A-Licious Cannabis Syrup' In Crash: Cops

RACINE COUNTY, WI — A 58-year-old Oak Creek man has been arrested and faces multiple charges after sheriff's deputies in Racine say he was caught carrying "Dank-A-Licious Cannabis Syrup" in addition to having host of drugs in his system at the time of a two-vehicle crash in Racince County.

According to a criminal complaint filed in Racine County, a sheriff's deputy on patrol learned that the driver of a gray Subaru, later identified as Brzezinksi, pulled out in front of a truck that was driving south on Highway 36, when the two vehicles collided Monday.

Authorities say Brzezinski's vehicle came to rest 150 yards off the road.

When deputies spoke with Brzezinski after the crash, authorities said his speech appeared to be slurred. When questioned, Brzezinski told deputies that took 24 medications daily, and admitted taking Gabapentin, Sertraline, Benadryl, and Baclofen eight hours before the crash, according to the criminal complaint. He also admitted to drinking half beer after authorities found an open can of Coors in the car, the complaint stated.

According to the criminal complaint, deputies saw that Brzezinksi's speech was slurred. Deputies found two bottles of "Dank-A-Licious Cannabis Syrup" containing 500 mg of cannabis. They also found 11.2 grams of marijuana in the car.

Authorities said Brzezinksi told paramedics that he was heading from Oak Creek to Franklin, "even though the location where he crashed was 15 miles from Franklin and in the opposite direction from Oak Creek," investigators said.

Brzezinski has been charged with possession of THC, operating a vehicle while under the influence, failing to install an ignition interlock device and operating with a revoked license.