14 Berlin Students Hospitalized After Consuming Suspected Cannabis-Laced Cake

Authorities are investigating a student for allegedly bringing the cake to school, which caused hallucinations and illness among classmates.

Fourteen students from a vocational school in Berlin were hospitalized after eating homemade cakes that reportedly caused hallucinatory effects, dizziness, and nausea.
The incident occurred on Friday morning at a social vocational school in the Hakenfelde district of Berlin during what was described as a birthday celebration.
Police suspect the cakes contained cannabis, though the exact substance involved has not yet been confirmed by authorities.
One student is under investigation for allegedly bringing the cakes to school, with charges of dangerous bodily harm being pursued.
Emergency responders categorized the incident as a 'mass casualty event,' and medical reports described the students' symptoms as mild poisoning.