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Gainesville caterer sued for allegedly serving THC-laced brownies at holiday dinner

Chef Tim Broxton works Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, inside his restaurant Easy B's Café & Market which he opened at Limestone Place along Limestone Parkway. Broxton settled a lawsuit in July 2024, alleging that he prepared and served THC-poisoned brownies “that contained illegally high levels of THC.” - photo by Scott Rogers

11252022 EASYB 2.jpg — Chef Tim Broxton works Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, inside his restaurant Easy B's Café & Market which he opened at Limestone Place along Limestone Parkway. Broxton settled a lawsuit in July 2024, alleging that he prepared and served THC-poisoned brownies “that contained illegally high levels of THC.” - photo by Scott Rogers

Attendees of a holiday dinner at the Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County are suing the caterer, saying they suffered THC poisoning after eating brownies, according to a lawsuit filed in Hall County State Court.