Warning Letter About Risks of Modified E-Cigarette Found in School

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Dec.27.2023

Warning Letter About Risks of Modified E-Cigarette Found in School

E-cigarette seized from a student in Saratoga County, New York, raises concerns as it was found to be modified.

According to a report by WNYT, an e-cigarette belonging to a student has been confiscated in Saratoga County, New York. The principal of Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School, Tim Brunson, stated that these e-cigarettes had been modified without authorization.

Teacher Brenson issues warning letter to parents, highlighting risks of e-cigarettes, despite his school not being one where e-cigarettes have been discovered.

In one of the devices, methamphetamine, commonly known as ice or crystal meth, and Vyvanse, a brand-name prescription stimulant, were found.

The school advises parents to discuss the risks associated with using e-cigarettes with their children.

References:

[1] Principal: Altered vapes confiscated from Saratoga County school

Also Read:

[1] Florida County Council Approves Measure Restricting E-Cigarette Shops Near Schools

[2] Efforts to Reduce Youth Access to E-Cigarettes in Florida

[3] Seattle Public Schools Settles Lawsuit Against E-Cigarette Companies

#Law enforcement #North America #United States #Open system e-cigarettes #E-cigarette #E-cigarettes and Tobacco

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