Posted on May 21, 2021
Baked on the range: Canadian soldier allegedly served weed cupcakes to her unit
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Well, guess there’s a ‘first time’ for everything...not a very intelligent idea on the part of an NCO imho
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SSG Robert Mark Odom Rumor has it she was voted "Soldier of the Month" by her peers.
“All the members of W Battery who consumed the cupcakes, except one, allegedly experienced symptoms which included dehydration, overheating, fatigue, confusion, dry mouth and paranoia,” the court records read. “That afternoon, the affected members were treated by a medical technician and the military police were called.”
The Office of the Judge Advocate General reported that the incident marks the first time a Canadian Armed Forces member has been charged with administering marijuana to colleagues without their consent, according to CTV News.
“A review of our court martial records indicate that this is the first time a member has faced a court martial for allegedly administering cannabis to colleagues without their consent,” spokesperson Wendy Wharton told CTV News.
Cogswell remains in the Canadian Armed Forces, and is presumed innocent until proven guilty. The court martial is scheduled to begin in New Brunswick in August."
“All the members of W Battery who consumed the cupcakes, except one, allegedly experienced symptoms which included dehydration, overheating, fatigue, confusion, dry mouth and paranoia,” the court records read. “That afternoon, the affected members were treated by a medical technician and the military police were called.”
The Office of the Judge Advocate General reported that the incident marks the first time a Canadian Armed Forces member has been charged with administering marijuana to colleagues without their consent, according to CTV News.
“A review of our court martial records indicate that this is the first time a member has faced a court martial for allegedly administering cannabis to colleagues without their consent,” spokesperson Wendy Wharton told CTV News.
Cogswell remains in the Canadian Armed Forces, and is presumed innocent until proven guilty. The court martial is scheduled to begin in New Brunswick in August."
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Not the first or probably the last. I recall a Squadron party with weed brownies in the 70s
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MAJ Ken Landgren
One day my E-7 Chinook instructor was talking about smoking weed on the rear ramp of the Chinook as he watched the jungle under him. He was in such reverie, his face got relatively still, his eyes were glassy, he was thinking hard, I think he mentally returned to Vietnam while we talked, and he was high sitting on the rear door of the chinook. He was feeling somthing lovely and spiritual. It was like he married the prettiest girl in the world who is now gone, but he thinks of her in wonderment. Ok I cant really say anymore relevant things about my drivel.
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