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Apr 25, 2023

Woman Took Home Chemically Infused Gummies Since Monday; Diabetic Husband Hospitalized

Another grandparent gave the media an interview just after four p.m. outside the K.H.M.H. She revealed that she took home several packets of the marijuana-infused gummies since yesterday. She informed us that she received the gummies from a friend with the understanding that they were snacks for children. She says, her diabetic husband ate the contents from one of the packets and collapsed on Faber’s Road while on his way to work today. Two of her grandchildren are hospitalized along with him.

 

Francine Wade

Francine Wade, Grandparent of St. Luke Methodist Students

“They look dizzy, then they take, then they get any drips, then they take blood work and thing.”

 

Reporter

“But your husband ate six. How’s he doing?”

 

Francine Wade

“He not eat six, he eat one pack, but like six pieces of the candy. So, and then he, I guess he pass out because he diabetic. He made him vomit up too, so they have him on bed already.”

 

Reporter

“How distressing is all this for you?”

 

Francine Wade

“Hmp, three of them, you don’t know what it is, so you’re confused.”

 

Reporter

“Three of them, as in your husband?”

 

Francine Wade

“Yeah, and my two grandkids.”

 

Paul Lopez

“What’s it like inside there right now?”

Francine Wade

“Lot of pickney, chaos, doctor, they run up and down, nurses, everybody. They try, make sure they tend to the kids there, and go check their vitals, check on them constantly, and make sure they, if they could get up, if they could sit down up, if they check their eyes, if they’re dizzy or something.”

 

Paul Lopez

“Where do you lay the blame at this point?”

 

Francine Wade

“I don’t know because I don’t know. I don’t know what happened. I don’t know what happened. My daughter called me and tells me that my granddaughter wake up sick. I carry home seven packs last night. So I always take home snacks today when I come dah Belize. So my, um, my granddaughter she, take one piece a piece last night. She say she will take it to school, but she had one piece last night. So this morning when I wake up for school she said she doesn’t feel good her belly the hurt. , So, she did not go to school, only my grandson come inna school. My daughter call and tell me that the lee bway deh dah hospital also have to bring the lee gial down. And when they come the legal down from Ladyville dah then she tell me that you have to go for your husband cause he eat one pack and he is diabetic.”

 

Reporter

“So, were you buy, were you buy it last night?”

 

Francine Wade

“I never buy it. A friend of mine gave it to me to carry for my baby’s name.”

 

Reporter

“And she did not tell you where she get it from?”

 

Francine Wade

“No. No. He always give me snacks.  I guess he get it from somewhere to and just the give me a lee something to carry for my kids you know.”

 

Reporter

“Could you describe like what items or what candies were in the bag when you got them?”

 

Francine Wade

“Um, you get what; you got like rice krispies in there. I think two different colors. One of them, I don’t really look pan it, I saw the gummy bears. And, because I even taste one, but not taste like eat. One little pinch of the thing I taste to see if it is sweet flavor before I give my babies they eat. I never chew one like a big piece, you know.”

 

Reporter

“When you open it, don’t you get the aroma or the whiff of marijuana?”

 

Francine Wade

“I smoke marijuana. No, I never get no hint of it.”


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