DA won’t file charges over male-enhancement brownies

By: Associated Press//July 9, 2018//

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JANESVILLE, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin prosecutor has decided he won’t file charges against three high school students who gave their classmates brownies laced with a sexual enhancement supplement.

Rock County District Attorney David O’Leary and Clinton Police Chief David Hooker issued a news release on Monday saying that three Clinton High School students made brownies and secretly laced them with Zyrexin, a sexual-enhancement herb. They gave the brownies to their classmates as a senior prank in May.

WISC-TV reported at the time that the brownies sickened five students.

The pranksters could have been charged with a felony but O’Leary said Monday that they never intended to hurt their classmates, they expressed sincere regret, apologized to the school, police and their fellow students and agreed to cover their sick classmates’ medical expenses.

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