Cabrini Students Busted For Hash Oil: Radnor Police

RADNOR, PA – Two Cabrini University students have been hit with drug-related charged after school officials called Radnor Police upon seeing hash oil in plain view at a Cabrini dorm, police said.

According to police, the two students were arrested Monday, Aug. 28 after Cabrini Public Safety officials told police the THC concentrate was in plain view in the dorm.

Police said two students were taken into custody and then police executed a search warrant on the room where they found a large amount of hash oil and THC wax. Police said so far this is the largest amount of the concentrate's they've recovered in the township, but the exact amount is to be determined.

One student was charged with possession with the intent to distribute and the other with possession of a controlled substance, according to police. Both were hit with possession of drug paraphernalia charges as well after police found tools used to make the oil and wax in the room, police said.

Police said the oil and wax is made by extracting THC from marijuana's plant form. It can then be used in bongs, vaporizers, and even put on tobacco products for users to get high.

The concentrated form of THC is becoming more popular in high school and college communities, police said. Police said it offers a stronger high that comes on quicker.

Police did not release the suspect's names.

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