19-year-old arrested for reportedly selling cannabis to juveniles at Oregon mall

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Detectives from the Illegal Marijuana Enforcement Team (IMET) arrested Jake Eugene Cunningham, 19, for selling cannabis to juveniles at Rogue Valley Mall on May 31. Cunningham is charged with unlawful possession and delivery of marijuana. The investigation commenced after IMET received tips about his alleged sales to minors, including those as young as 11 years old. Authorities reported that Cunningham utilized Instagram and Snapchat to arrange drug transactions with juveniles. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office underscored the importance of parental vigilance concerning children's social media use.

This incident raises alarms about youth access to illegal substances amid a changing cannabis landscape in Oregon. Law enforcement agencies continue to target illegal drug sales to protect community health and safety. Cunningham's case serves as a reminder for families to engage in open discussions about drug use and online safety.

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