No Charges in Sleep Over Drugging Incident
By 250 News
Tuesday, May 06, 2008 07:48 PM
Prince George, B.C. – RCMP say charges will not be laid in connection with a sleep-over incident which saw a young girl drink a slushie that had been spiked with a sleeping aid.
According to police, in the early morning hours of a birthday party sleep over in the Hart area on April 27th (see previous story) the drink was spiked with three “sleep aids” which police say were over the counter, non prescription non narcotic. The girl had two such drinks and went home because she wasn’t feeling well.
Police say while the investigation is on going, charges are not being contemplated due to the age of the girls (all 13) and the “appropriate concern and response received from all involved including the parents.”
Police say the individuals involved will be “diverted to alternative measures.”
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