text: Julieane Jablonski, 38, was charged with providing marijuana to a minor and witness tampering . A Colorado mother has been arrested for allegedly giving her teenage son a pot brownie that caused him to jump out of a third-story glass window 'without hesitation.' In a bizarre twist, the alleged victim in the case, 19-year-old Austin Essig, took to the Fort Collins police department's Facebook page to describe the strange 'trip' he experienced after eating the brownie. His mother 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 on Wednesday. Detectives allege that Jablonski told the teen after he was hospitalized for the fall on April 14 'he needed to recant his statement to the police and lie about where the marijuana came from,' according to an arrest report obtained by the Coloradoan newspaper. After the incident, a Facebook user that appears to be Essig commented on the Fort Collins police post about the incident. 'It was quite the trip for a brownie, I can tell you that much,' he wrote on Tuesday. He added: 'I can say I followed dosage instructions (only ate one, as opposed to my mid - incident statement), but can't honestly comment on how I got ahold of it. 'I can also say that my reaction to the marijuana was far from normal, and that this isn't common at all. Currently researching the subject further.' Austin Essig, 19, jumped out of the third-floor window from this apartment complex earlier this month 'without hesitation' after eating a marijuana-laced brownie . 'It was quite a trip': The alleged victim in the case, Essig, commented on the police report about his own injury . The next day, detectives arrested his mother. Marijuana is legal to buy and consume recreationally in Colorado - but only for people over age 21. Buying marijuana for a teenager offers similar penalties to providing alcohol for minors in other states. Essig suffered non-life-threatening injuries when he jumped out of the third-story window - through the glass and all. Witnesses say he began acting strangely after consuming the pot brownie and then suddenly jump 'without hesitation.' Police confiscated what was left of the edible to test it for THC levels. Critics contend that the levels of the hallucinogen in Colorado marijuana is extremely high - often too high for people who are not regular users to tolerate. 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. Essig was cagey about where he got the brownie, but said he needed to 'continue his research' about the pot-laced edibles .
target: Julieane Jablonski, 38, was booked on suspicion of providing marijuana to a minor and felony tampering with a witness .
  Her son was seriously injured when he jumped out of a third-floor glass window without warning .
  She allegedly told him to lie to police about where he got the pot .
  The son, Austin Essig, took to the police department's Facebook page to describe his 'trip'