Unfortunately, he got busted, which is of course how we know about this.
18yo Christian Phillips of Watauga, TX had a list of 25 Ft. Worth-area police departments and several baskets of homemade cookies and candies made up to look like presents from MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The Lake Worth PD wasn't so naive as to eat them (they toss most unsolicitied food gifts), and having been tipped off by another PD, they tested them for drugs and got a postive result for LSD.
On his list of 25 police departments, 12 had been crossed off. Police in another department said that some of the cookies smelled like, and tested positive for, marijuana as well.
He might have been partially successful after all:
No injuries have been reported, authorities said, but Fort Worth police have confirmed that at least three officers ate cookies from a basket delivered to the downtown office.
UPDATE: He's been cleared! Apparently the cookies weren't laced with anything after all. JamesK found the followup and posted it in comments. I'm adding it here.
WISTV-10 has the story via AP:
LAKE WORTH, Texas (AP) - A Texas teen suspected of delivering drug-laced cookies to a dozen police stations has been released from jail.
Tests showed no drugs in the goodies taken to two police departments. Christian Phillips actually delivered the treats to about a dozen police stations, but only two had any of the cookies left over to be tested for drugs.
Phillips was arrested at a Fort Worth suburb when officers smelled marijuana in the basket of treats. Phillips had told detectives his friend may have been smoking pot while he was baking, and he denied contaminating the goodies or trying to harm anyone.
He was delivering the cookies as part of his community service requirement after being charged last year with assault of a public servant.
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