Three employees at the fast-food restaurant Sonic Drive-In in Taylor, Texas were arrested Friday after an ecstasy pill was found in the hamburger wrapper of a kids meal.
The discovery was made during a family outing when their 11-year-old daughter asked about the unknown pill. "Being an 11-year-old, she asked her parents if this was candy," Taylor police chief Henry Fluck said, perCBS Austin.
The parents took the pill took the police department where it was determined to be an MDMA tablet. Authorities returned to that Sonic location, and arrested manager Tanisha Monavette Dancer, who had three tabs on her when a police search was conducted. Two other employees, Jose Javier Molina and Jonathan Ray Roberson, were also placed under arrest.
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