Colorado College Students Attempt To Prank Classmates By Lacing Brownies With ‘Pot’ [VIDEO]

This is and attempted prank gone VERY WRONG! Two CU students are facing multiple felony charges after campus police say they gave 'Pot" laced brownies to their  classmates and teacher.

The two students made 19 baked 'POT' laced brownies for the class as part of a "bring food day." Their teacher and classmates were not aware that the brownies were baked with marijuana in them. Eight people who ate the brownies got sick and 3 were hospitalized. The two students were arrested and interviewed the told authorities that it was all just a "Prank."

CU's spokesperson said "Putting marijuana in a food product and providing it somebody without their knowledge has always been illegal, and that will continue to be illegal, even after Amendment 64," Huff said.

Under Colorado law drugging someone without their consent is a serious crime.
Each count could mean up to 12 years in prison, and remember 8 people were allegedly drugged in this case.

This was a n attempted prank that could quickly turn into a felony charge and a felony conviction record!

CU has always been known to be a PARTY University!