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Wisconsinites are not required to show a photo ID to get a dose of COVID-19 vaccine, a top state health official said Wednesday. You do not need to have an ID to get a vaccine, Julie Willems Van Dijk, deputy secretary of the state Department of Health Services, said in an interview with the Journal Sentinel. No one should be required to produce an ID in order to be vaccinated. It s OK to ask for one, but not require it.
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A CBD store in Menomonee Falls was raided and three people were arrested after two small children had a nonfatal overdose after unintentionally ingesting a CBD-related product a parent bought from the store.
The investigation into the overdose incident led to law enforcement executing a search warrant March 30 at Superstar Buds, N88-W16733 Main St., according to the news release from the Waukesha County Sheriff s Department.
Authorities obtained evidence the business was selling products containing prohibited levels of delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol or delta-9-THC, according to the news release.
The Sheriff s Department said in the news release that state law allows for the sale of CBD-related products only if the delta-9-THC levels are not more than 0.3%. Several of the products obtained from the store during this investigation had delta-9-THC levels of more than 20%, the department said.