A Louisiana high school cafeteria worker has been arrested for allegedly selling “marijuana-infused food.” As reported by 25 News Today, the 45-year-old woman, named Tymetrica Cohns, is a temporary cafeteria worker at Jewel M. Sumner High School.
Silly character of the day:
Cafeteria worker (Tymetrica Cohns) is arrested for selling weed macaroons to students. #WGCIMorningShow pic.twitter.com/qPpcoSIJpH– WGCI (@WGCI) January 24, 2023
A student doubted the worker’s actions and informed the authorities
Cohns was arrested on Friday. Authorities in Tangipahoa Parish revealed that they were notified by a student of the woman’s alleged actions through the Crime Stoppers app.
Director of Tangipahoa Parish School, Melissa Stilley explains further.
I want to commend this student for seeing something and using this app to notify school officials and law enforcement about this threat.
The Tangipahoa parish school system issued an official statement on Friday, January 20.
Tangipahoa Parish Superintendent Melissa Stilley confirmed that a makeshift cafeteria worker at Sumner High was detained by police on Friday.
On Friday afternoon, school and law enforcement officials were notified of a possible threat involving a substitute cafe employee who allegedly sold a homemade baked goods. made with marijuana is also known as edible.
The threat was reported by a student through the Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa P3 app, an online tool used to anonymously report safety threats…
According to the superintendent, Cohns is temporarily employed by a “staffing service,” called ESS, that “places fill-in staff in schools.”
Student safety is of the utmost importance to our school system.
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According to the WFAB, Tymetrica Cohns has been charged with “possession and distribution of a dangerous controlled substance”. And “controlled distribution of dangerous substances in drug-free zones”.
Sheriff Jimmy Travis also released a brief statement about the incident.
The safety and well-being of our students is paramount. We encourage using the P3 app to report anything they feel threatens their ability to learn in a safe environment.
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