Mom Charged With Murder After Son Eats Large Amount Of THC Gummies | MUGSHOT

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[PEOPLE|MUGSHOT] A doctor told police that if the boy had been treated sooner, “it could have prevented death”. A 30-year-old Virginia woman has been charged with murder in connection with the death of her 4-year-old son, who suffered a “medical emergency” in May, the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office wrote on its Facebook page. A Spotsylvania County Grand Jury indicted Dorothy Clements on Monday, officials stated. She was charged with one count of felony murder and one count of child neglect. [FULLSTORY]

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ADDITIONAL COVERAGE [FREELANCESTAR]: Court records show that the child was being cared for by Clements in the 5400 block of Jamie Court on May 6 when he suffered a medical emergency. The child was taken to Mary Washington Hospital, then transferred to the VCU Medical Center in Richmond. He was taken off life support on May 8. A few days later, Dr. Robin Foster informed Detective K. Herzig that toxicology results showed “an extremely high level” of THC in the boy’s system. THC is the primary compound in cannabis that produces the high sensation. [FULLSTORY]

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