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Parents left 4-year-old who ate a THC gummy at home so they could go to football game: cops

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Mary Cormier and David Butt were arrested for allegedly leaving their 4-year-old child alone for eight hours to attend an LSU football game. The child had reportedly consumed a THC gummy before being left. Officials took the parents into custody following the incident.

Mary Cormier and David Butt were arrested after allegedly leaving their 4-year-old child who ate a THC gummy alone for eight hours while they went off to attend a Louisiana State University football game, officials said.

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