New Mexico convenience stores have been found to be illegally selling marijuana products disguised as candy and snacks. The products, known as “disguised cannabis,” are made to look like popular candies and snacks such as Skittles, Sour Patch Kids, and Cheetos. However, these items actually contain THC, the psychoactive compound found in marijuana.
Law enforcement officials have issued warnings about the dangers of these products, especially to children who may mistake them for harmless treats. The disguised cannabis products have been seized from several convenience stores across New Mexico, prompting concerns about the prevalence of these illegal items in the state.
The sale of marijuana is only legal in New Mexico for medical purposes, with strict regulations in place to ensure the safety and proper labeling of products. Law enforcement is actively working to crack down on the sale of disguised cannabis in convenience stores and other retail outlets.
Consumers are urged to be vigilant and report any suspicions of illegally disguised cannabis products being sold in their communities. Authorities are working to educate the public about the dangers of these products and the potential legal consequences for those who sell them.
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