rushed to the hospital with severe reactions. she was hospitalized. the very next morning another partygoer was taken to the hospital because she continued to feel like she was under the influence of something. she wasn t sure exactly what it was. hospital blood tests confirmed the presence of thc, the active ingredient in marijuana. and it wasn t just the holiday partygoers who ate the allegedly laced food. one of the attendees took some of the food home and their 15-year-old juvenile ingested this food and became ill. that s when police investigation began and the person who brought the alleged laced dish was identified as 40-year-old teresa badger, elementary schoolteacher. witnesses told benicia detectives badger admitted putting pot in the dish. badger says the charges, three felly count of poisoning don t
property manager who was also living there. they told me if i come to the business they will shoot me. reporter: kip macy s attorney says branding them bralandlords from hell is unfair. they were naive about e conviction l eviction laws. goodness. i never. sarah gannon, this is unbelievable. where are these landlords now? don, both defendants pled fwlt to pretty serious charges. two felony counts of residential burglary. one felly count of stalking. one felly count of attempted grand theft. the plea deal calls for them to be formally sentenced to spend four years and four months in state prison. my goodness. all right. sara, thank you very much for that.