Police Identify Another Source Of Tainted Vaping Solutions

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) – Police in West Virginia say they have identified another source of suspected heroin-laced vaping solutions that sickened two high school students.  Morgantown  Police Chief Ed Preston on Thursday said an ongoing investigation of the overdoses has led to charges against 23-year-old Tristan Clay Anderson.  Authorities say officers pulled Anderson over  Wednesday night and found more than two pounds of marijuana in his car. Officers then served a search warrant at his home and found 25 more pounds of marijuana, over 70 bottles of  concentrated THC oils and more than 300 vaping cartridges.  Anderson has been charged with possession with the intent to sell. A court clerk says he has not yet hired a lawyer.  Police last week said they also identified an underage high school student as a suspect.