TSA officers in Boston noticed something “a bit strange” about the candle, so they opted to take a look inside.
A grandfather in the United Kingdom accidentally brought a cake laced with cannabis as a thank you to nurses for taking care of a family member.Pictures shared by the TSA show the broken candle, revealing beige-colored wax on top and a green substance toward the bottom. The TSA said it was later determined that the candle contained marijuana.
When asked about it, the 53-year-old man stated the candle was a "Secret Santa" gift from a co-worker, according to the TSA — which referred to the incident as a "travel fail." While Massachusetts legalized the use of recreational marijuana by adults 21 and older in 2016, marijuana remains
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