Parents Arrested in Farmersville for Selling Mushrooms, Endangering Children

Got story updates? Submit your updates here. ›

Police in Farmersville, California executed a search warrant at a home and found the parents, Skyler Shore and Cheyenne McDonald, in possession of psychedelic mushrooms, marijuana vapes, and eight firearms, including two that were reported stolen. The couple was arrested and charged with firearms, narcotics, and child endangerment offenses, while their three children under the age of five were taken into custody by Child Welfare Services.

Why it matters

This case highlights the risks to children when parents are involved in the illegal drug trade, as well as the broader issue of gun violence and unsecured firearms in homes with young kids. It also raises questions about the challenges of balancing law enforcement, child protective services, and family welfare when dealing with complex situations involving drugs, guns, and child endangerment.

The details

During the search warrant, police discovered the parents, Skyler Shore and Cheyenne McDonald, were selling psychedelic mushrooms and manufacturing marijuana vape products in their Farmersville home. In addition to the drugs, authorities also found eight firearms, including two that had been reported stolen. The three young children, all under the age of five, were immediately taken into custody by Child Welfare Services.

• The search warrant was executed by police on Thursday, February 13, 2026.

What’s next

The parents, Skyler Shore and Cheyenne McDonald, will face a judge who will determine whether they will be allowed bail or remain in custody as their case proceeds.