Children collapse in hospital after vaping fake cannabis oil laced with Spice – GB News

Children were hospitalised after they were targeted by drug dealers on Snapchat A number of children have collapsed at school after vaping fake cannabis oil laced with the drug Spice.School teachers have rushed pupils as young as 12 to hospital after they were targeted by drug dealers on Snapchat, a new report has revealed.Researchers found 10ml bottles of e-liquids were being sold on the social media app.These bottles are supposed to contain THC – the chemical that causes a high.Genuine cannabis oil products usually sell for between £40 and £60.However these products, which contained the potentially deadly synthetic drug Spice, were being sold as little as £10.A 15-year-old from Trafford, Greater Manchester, was sent to hospital after breathing in the substance, while three other kids were rushed to A&E by ambulance after collapsing at a Rochdale school after vaping the supposed cannabis oil.In both cases, the products were tested and found to contain synthetic cannabinoids used to make Spice.One of the school’s headteachers said: “We had to have them blue lighted to hospital at the time. “When these kids were collapsing, I knew obviously something was wrong and I knew that they couldn’t just be taking something that they thought…
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