Terrifying discovery found in SoCal beach house linked to mushroom gummies given to kids as cops swoop
Cops descended on the SoCal home of two men accused of handing out mushroom gummies during Halloween, discovering a cache of weapons and other illegal drugs.Cannabis, methamphetamine and several firearms were found at the San Diego property following allegations that the men gave psychedelic mushroom gummies to children trick-or-treating during Halloween.Michael Goff, 80, was charged with a felony in possession of a firearm, while Shawn Michael Foster, 45, was also charged with a felony in possession of a firearm and ammunition, according to police.The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.
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Never miss a story The men were booked into San Diego County Jail.San Diego police found the stash after executing a search warrant at a green home in Ocean Beach.They entered the property along Sunset Cliffs Boulevard around 11 a.m.
as part of investigation into narcotics and child endangerment that remains ongoing.Officials said the warrant led to the seizure of more than 2.5 pounds of cannabis, more than 25 grams of crystal methamphetamine and at least two firearms along with other evidence.
A bag of psilocybin gummies were also found that were allegedly distributed during Halloween.The search came after two furious fathers confronted the adults in San Diego after learning they allegedly handed their Halloween-energized tykes mushroom gummies.The friends took their kids trick-or-treating in Ocean Beach and noticed when they got home that their kids had iridescent bags with psilocybin-laced candy in them.
One bag had about 5 grams of psilocybin in it, enough to send anyone on a nauseating trip.So the two parents, Cameron Hunter and his friend Frank Carey, went back to the home they believed the kids got the mushrooms from and recorded their interaction.“These all have drugs in them,” one pare...