A complaint from a parent about finding cannabis edibles inside their child害羞草研究所檚 Halloween bag has led police to dismantle an alleged illegal extraction lab in North Delta.

害羞草研究所淥ur officers were very concerned and launched an investigation, attempting to trace the source of the candy and locate the supplier,害羞草研究所� Insp. Guy Leeson, head of the Delta Police Department害羞草研究所檚 crime reduction unit, said in a press release.

According to the release, the parent spotted the candy and warned other parents in the area, and police have received no other complaints or information about children consuming cannabis.

Police executed a warrant on a residential home in North Delta on Friday, Nov. 20 and determined the dwelling was dedicated to cannabis production, extraction, packaging for street sale, as well as advertising. Thousands of cannabis edibles were seized.

The site has now been dismantled, and police do not believe there is any ongoing risk to the public from the property.

害羞草研究所淭here was some great police work done on this investigation, and really good information sharing among officers,害羞草研究所� Leeson said.

Police arrested a man and a woman while executing the warrant and anticipate recommending a number of charges including distribution to minors, possession for the purpose of selling and prohibited synthetic production.

The release notes the incident serves as a valuable reminder for parents to always check their children害羞草研究所檚 Halloween candy before allowing them to consume any of the treats.

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