Two Teens Charged After THC Gummies Hospitalize Seven at North Texas Graduation Party

Two teenagers, Kyle Muchineuta, 17, of Prosper, and Cesar Omana, 18, of Frisco, face second-degree felony charges for allegedly purchasing THC-infused gummies from a Plano smoke shop and distributing them at a Prosper graduation party, resulting in overdose-like symptoms and hospitalization for at least seven attendees. The party, held overnight at 3R's Ranch, was intended as a drug- and alcohol-free event for seniors from local high schools. Police and paramedics responded after multiple individuals became severely ill, with seven hospitalized and others treated on-site. The teens were reportedly paid through a cash app for the gummies they sold, and police documents confirm their purchase at A&A Smoke Shop, whose owner denies selling to minors and insists on strict ID verification policies. An attorney for Omana questions the felony charges, arguing the gummies were legally purchased and labeled as safe, while the town of Prosper has declined to comment further due to the ongoing investigation. The incident has raised concerns about underage access to THC products and the safety of youth events.