Florida bride accused of lacing wedding food with drugs, reports say

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Seminole County bride and her catering supervisor are in scorching water after authorities mentioned they served wedding ceremony visitors meals laced with medicine, in response to a number of information experiences.

Authorities mentioned bride Danya Glenny, 42, and catering supervisor Joycelyn Bryant, 31, had been each charged with tampering, culpable negligence, and supply of marijuana after they allegedly laced meals at a marriage venue with marijuana.

Based on WOFL, deputies had been referred to as to The Springs Clubhouse in Longwood on Feb. 19 round 9:30 p.m. There, deputies discovered a marriage celebration of roughly 30-40 visitors.

The primary particular person deputies spoke with requested an ambulance as a result of he was “feeling bizarre,” in response to a WESH report, which added that a number of visitors reported feeling sick and “excessive/stoned.” One visitor reportedly advised deputies he felt like he “had medicine inside him” after consuming solely meals and wine.

One other visitor mentioned he was feeling “sick and excessive.”

A number of visitors complained of abdomen pains and vomiting, and had been transported to South Seminole Hospital for therapy.

When deputies requested if Glenny had consented to or requested the meals include marijuana, she stared blankly on the deputy earlier than saying “no,” the WOFL report added. Deputies then tried to find Bryant, however the workers had already left.

Meals samples together with chocolate-covered strawberries, pudding ‘shot’ desserts, and lasagna had been taken for testing functions.

Each girls turned themselves in Monday, however have since bonded out.