Police: Marijuana with mother was boy’s homework reward
from the AP
Hanover, Pa. — A 13-year-old Pennsylvania boy says his mother required him to do his homework first thing when he got off the school bus — then smoked marijuana with him as a reward. According to court documents, she’d been doing it since the boy was eleven.
Police say they searched Amanda Livelsberger’s home in York County last weekend and seized marijuana, drug paraphernalia and 600 dollars in cash that she said belonged to a drug dealer.
The 30-year-old woman is scheduled for a preliminary hearing today on charges of marijuana possession, corruption of minors and other offenses.
Police say Livelsberger told them she also smoked marijuana with two of her son’s friends, who are 17 and 18. And the 18-year-old told investigators he bought heroin from her.