FLOYD COUNTY, Ga. — A Rome man and woman are facing drug and child endangerment charges after a 2-year-old child ate a THC gummy.
According to the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office, Taylor Underwood and Keith Robert Lee placed an 18-month-old child, a two-year-old child and an 11-year-old child in danger by having suspected methamphetamine in a dresser drawer where the children had access to it.
The sheriff’s office said Underwood left a THC gummy where the two-year-old could child reach it.
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The two-year-old child was taken to Atrium Hospital for treatment after eating the gummy.
Both Underwood and Lee face felony charges for possession of methamphetamine and second-degree child endangerment.
The sheriff’s office did not provide details on the condition of the hospitalized child.
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