BURGETTSTOWN, Pa. — A Washington County man is facing charges after police said he ordered his 14-year-old daughter to sell marijuana for him.
Kevin Mick, 43, was arrested on charges that include endangering the welfare of children, corruption of minors and drug delivery.
According to police, Mick asked his daughter to sell a bag of marijuana for $150.
According to the criminal complaint, the girl was bragging she was in possession of marijuana, pulled out several baggies of it from her book bag, and the other kids in the park told police the marijuana was green/brown in color and had a "horrific smell similar to a skunk."
Investigators said five juveniles, ages 7-14, ate the marijuana at a Burgettstown park.
Five kids, ages 7-14, ate marijuana at this Burgettstown park. Police say a 14-year-old girl brought a bag of it there after her parents asked her to sell it for $150.
— Cara Sapida (@WPXICara) March 27, 2018
Police arrested the girl’s father. pic.twitter.com/JyOIfuqSCm
Police said all five kids who ingested the marijuana are fine.
More charges are expected in the case, according to police.
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