Louisiana Crumbl Cookie Under Investigation For Marijuana Laced Cookies

A Louisiana Crumbl Cookie location has temporarily closed after complaints that some cookies sold at the bakery were allegedly laced with marijuana.

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KLFY reported that Crumble Cookie in West Monroe was closed Thursday after a customer made a post on social media claiming that they were sold cookies laced with Marijuana. After the post went viral on Facebook, the Metro Narcotics Team got involved. The post has since been removed from social media.

According to Captin Doug Schmitz of the Metro Narcotics Team, officials are investigating the claim made by the customer after receiving 'several' complaints. He was told that the cookies smelled like marijuana.

Several investigators performed search warrants Wednesday afternoon and gathered evidence, according to KNOE. The evidence is being sent to a crime lab for testing.

Authorities have confirmed that the allegations made regarding the marijuana-laced cookies are currently under investigation at this time.

KTVE/KARD did reach out for a comment; there are no further details.

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