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The Florida bride barely managed to enjoy her wedding after she was arrested and accused of linking her wedding meal to marijuana and serving it to unsuspecting guests.
According to FOX 35, Dana Glenny and her catering Joycelyn Bryant were charged with forgery, negligence and delivery of marijuana.
Deputies responded to the wedding ceremony in Longwood on February 19, after many guests said they felt strange. A guest told employees that he felt as if he had “drugs inside” after eating and drinking wine, the newspaper reported.
USA TODAY contacted the Seminol County Sheriff’s Office for comment.
Other guests were vomiting and complaining of stomach pains when first aid arrived, FOX 35 reported. Some were taken to hospital.
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“I thought I was having a heart attack. My heart was pounding and before I went to bed that night, I actually slept in my car on the spot, “Miranda Cady, a wedding guest, told WESH 2.
Caddy told the outlet that another friend at the wedding asked, “Are we stoned right now?”
Detectives took food from the wedding, including chocolate-covered strawberries, pudding and lasagna desserts, to test, FOX 35 reported.
Two months later, Bryant and Glenny were arrested.
“I do not know why. “I think that’s the biggest question we all think about when we talk to some family members,” Cady told WESH 2. “We want an explanation.”
Follow reporter Asha Gilbert @Coastalasha. Email: agilbert@usatoday.com.
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