Skagit County, Wash. — A driver stopped for a suspected DUI in Skagit County led to an illegal edibles bust, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Trooper Rocky Oliphant tweeted the driver was pulled over on I-5 just north of the Skagit-Snohomish County line.
A Trooper in Skagit County yesterday arrested a driver for DUI on I-5 just north of the Skagit/Snohomish County line. During the course of the investigation Troopers located over 20 pounds of THC edibles. These were packaged in a way that is not permitted in Washington State. pic.twitter.com/fKVXJEp1OI
— Trooper Rocky Oliphant (@wspd7pio) March 25, 2021
While investigating, the trooper reported finding 20 pounds of THC edibles that were not permitted in Washington state.
TCH edibles sold in Washington cannot feature a design, brand or name that resembles a non-cannabis consumer product that is marketed to anyone under the page of 21.
Edibles confiscated in Skagit County (Washington State Patrol)
Some of the items confiscated resembled name-brand chips like Doritos and Fritos and name-brand candy like Trolli and Sour Patch Kids.
One package resembled ‘Oreo’ cookies and was named, ‘Double Stuf Stoneo’ by Dabisco.
Edibles confiscated in Skagit County (Washington State Patrol)
The driver was arrested for DUI and possession with intent to deliver since only eight ounces of marijuana-infused product in solid form are allowed
Washington State Patrol said he had 40 times that.