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16 Year Old Killed Over £25 Cannabis Debt, Mom Smuggles £512K of Cannabis from Thailand, PTSD Cannabis Research, New York Sales in Famers Markets, & Edible Driving Warning | Cannabis News Ep. 222

16 Year Old Killed Over £25 Cannabis Debt, Mom Smuggles £512K of Cannabis from Thailand, PTSD Cannabis Research, New York Sales in Famers Markets, & Edible Driving Warning | Cannabis News Ep. 222

Episode 730 Published 1 month ago
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In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we take a look at some of the biggest cannabis stories from the UK and around the world, covering crime, medical research, changing regulations and the risks surrounding cannabis edibles.

Macky: Teen guilty of murdering Joshua Ingram over '£25 cannabis debt' – East Sussex | British Transport Police 

Smee: British woman who smuggled £512,000 worth of cannabis from Thailand posted about ‘grass’ before arrest | The Independent 

Billy:   Medical cannabis compound alleviates nightmares associated with PTSD 

John: New York legalizes cannabis sales at farmers' markets, pop-up events 

Margaret: Police issue warning about dangers of cannabis edibles after man stopped on M1

This week we discuss the tragic consequences that can surround the illegal cannabis market, from a murder reportedly linked to a tiny £25 debt to a huge international smuggling operation. We also look at some more positive developments, including promising research into cannabis compounds and PTSD, and New York's decision to allow licensed cannabis businesses to sell at farmers' markets and pop-up events.

Finally, we examine another warning about cannabis edibles and driving, discussing why edible cannabis can be particularly unpredictable and why understanding delayed effects is so important.

Another packed episode of cannabis news from across the UK, America and beyond.

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