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Apr 16, 2024
The PSA, released in March, came from Connecticut state Attorney General William Tong and Consumer Protection Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli, and warned against the dangers of cannabis edibles sold in packaging meant to resemble children’s snacks.
“We want to keep our kids safe. We want to keep them here,” Commissioner Cafferelli said in the video while gesturing to a school, “and not here,” he concluded while gesturing to a Stamford Paramedics Association ambulance.
You can view the full PSA below.
Local 684 Featured in Connecticut PSA
IAEP Local 684 Stamford Paramedics Association got to see themselves represented on the small screen this week as their ambulance rig was featured in a Connecticut public service announcement.The PSA, released in March, came from Connecticut state Attorney General William Tong and Consumer Protection Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli, and warned against the dangers of cannabis edibles sold in packaging meant to resemble children’s snacks.
“We want to keep our kids safe. We want to keep them here,” Commissioner Cafferelli said in the video while gesturing to a school, “and not here,” he concluded while gesturing to a Stamford Paramedics Association ambulance.
You can view the full PSA below.
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