Man allegedly fed co-workers pot brownies: police

WOODSTOCK, Ont. - A 19-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly feeding his fellow golf course employees some brownies spiked with marijuana.

Police say the employees became dizzy and disoriented after eating brownies during a coffee break Thursday morning.

The golf course in Woodstock, Ont., had to be shut down, and seven employees were taken to hospital for treatment.

They were later released.

Jarryd Cline, of Woodstock, faces charges of administering a noxious substance, possession of a controlled substance and breach of probation.

He is due in court June 30.

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