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The mother of a 19-year-old who was seriously injured last week leaping from a third-story window after eating an edible marijuana brownie was arrested Thursday. 
  
 Fort Collins police said Julieane Jablonski, 38, was charged with tampering with a witness and providing marijuana to an underage person in connection with the incident, which occurred April 14. 
  
 Officials said the tampering charge, a Class 4 felony that led to Jablonski being booked into the Larimer County Jail, was prompted by Jablonski's actions after the incident. 
  
 Officials would not describe those allegations. 
  
 Providing marijuana to an underage person is normally handled through a citation and is a Class 1 drug misdemeanor. 
  
 According to officials, officers were called to an apartment at 1050 Hobbit Street last Tuesday on reports a teenager, later identified as Austin Essig, had just jumped from the building. 
  
 An investigation revealed that Essig had consumed one dose of an edible marijuana brownie. 
  
 He had not consumed any other substance prior to or after consuming the brownie. 
  
 Officials said the investigation revealed that Jablonski gave the brownie to Essig. 
  
 The remainder of the marijuana edible is being tested to determine THC levels and to confirm whether those levels correspond with the label. 
  
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 Those tests are pending. ||||| FORT COLLINS, Colo. (CBS4) – Shards of glass littered the ground in front of a Fort Collins apartment complex after police say a teenager launched himself through a plate glass window three stories up. 
  
 A neighbor found the teen on the ground. Francis Labarbera lives right next door and heard a window shatter, then rushed outside to see what had happened. 
  
 “We heard a loud crash and I thought, or we both thought, that someone was breaking into vehicles,” Labarbera said. 
  
 When he ran outside he found 19-year-old Austin Essig lying on the ground outside, bleeding and badly hurt. 
  
 “I had to hold him down. He was all covered in glass and blood and everything,” said Labarbera. 
  
 He said he was holding Essig down trying to keep him calm after learning he had ingested a large amount of marijuana edibles. 
  
 “He didn’t know what he was doing. He said that he ate four edibles and had no idea that he even jumped out of a window and didn’t even know where he was at,” said Labarbera. 
  
 Police are investigating if edibles played a role, and if so, want to know what kind and where he got them. 
  
 Essig shattered his hip and fractured a wrist in the jump. His roommate said he is at home with his family recovering. ||||| ... 
  
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 DENVER (Reuters) - A Colorado woman has been arrested for giving a marijuana-laced brownie to her teenage son who ate the confection and suffered serious injuries when he later jumped out of a third-story apartment window, police said on Thursday. 
  
 Julieane Jablonski, 38, was booked on suspicion of providing marijuana to a minor and felony tampering with a witness, the Fort Collins Police Department said in a statement. 
  
 Jablonski gave the pot brownie on April 14 to her 19-year-old son, Austin Essig, who then started acting strangely with witnesses saying he ran toward the window and jumped out "without hesitation," police said. 
  
 Police did not describe the exact injuries Essig suffered in the three-story fall, but said he was seriously hurt. 
  
 Colorado voters in 2012 sanctioned recreational use of marijuana, but only for those aged 21 and older. Voters in three other states and the District of Columbia have done the same, but pot remains illegal under federal law. 
  
 Jablonski could not be reached for comment. 
  
 She appeared in court briefly on Thursday and the Larimer County District Attorney's Office has formal charges pending against her, the Fort Collins Coloradoan reported on its website, citing court records. 
  
 Since Essig is over 18, Jablonski normally would have simply been given a misdemeanor citation, but the witness tampering charge is a felony that prompted her arrest, Fort Collins Deputy Police Chief Cory Christensen said. 
  
 "She allegedly attempted to get other witnesses to change their stories," Christensen said. 
  
 Jablonski was arrested on Wednesday, according to a police booking report. 
  
 It was the latest of several incidents of pot users harming themselves that authorities in Colorado have confronted since retail sales of the drug began there last year. 
  
 In March 2014, college student Levi Thamba Pongi of the Republic of Congo leaped to his death from a Denver hotel after consuming six times the recommended amount of marijuana cookies, with the Denver medical examiner's office listing "marijuana intoxication" as a contributing factor in his death. 
  
 Last month, 22-year-old Luke Gregory Goodman shot himself to death in a Colorado ski resort town after witnesses said he ate a large amount of pot candies, the Summit County coroner said. 
  
 (Reporting by Keith Coffman; Editing by Alex Dobuzinskis and Peter Cooney) |||||
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It wasn't a pretty sight outside a Colorado apartment complex on April 14 after 19-year-old Austin Essig jumped out of a third-story window. "I had to hold him down," a resident tells CBS Denver. "He was all covered in glass and blood and everything." Essig is now home recuperating from the serious injuries he sustained—CBS reports he suffered a "shattered" hip and broken wrist—and his mom was yesterday arrested. Police say she gave him the pot brownie that apparently prompted the jump; providing marijuana to an underage person is typically a misdemeanor, but Julieane Jablonski, 38, was also charged with tampering with a witness, a felony. The Fort Collins deputy police chief tells Reuters, "She allegedly attempted to get other witnesses to change their stories." Police say that after Essig ate the brownie, witnesses claim he started acting oddly, dashed toward the window, and hurled himself out "without hesitation," per Reuters. A police investigation found Essig ingested no other substance before or after the brownie, the Denver Post notes. Essig took to the Fort Collins Police Services' Facebook page this week to add some clarification to the case, telling other commenters that "I followed dosage instructions (only ate one)" and that "my reaction to the marijuana was far from normal." He also adds, in perhaps his biggest understatement: "It was quite the trip for a brownie, I can tell you that much." (The first death tied to legal Colorado marijuana: a teen who jumped off a balcony after eating a pot cookie.)