A woman from Appling, Georgia, was hospitalised on Monday morning after
she reportedly drank air freshener that she had mistaken for moonshine.
According to an incident report from the Columbia County Sheriff’s
Office, 57-year-old Neil Berry of Appling came home on Sunday night to
find his wife, 59-year-old Sandra Berry, in his home. The couple are
reportedly separated.
Mrs Berry told Mr Berry that she drank something from a plastic bottle
under a cabinet labelled “Apple Cinnamon.”
She believed it to be moonshine. Mr Berry informed her that what she had drank was in fact, car air freshener. Mrs. Berry reportedly sat down because she had become dizzy. While Mr Berry began researching the effects of drinking air freshener, Mrs Berry reportedly collapsed from her chair.
Mr Berry then called the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office and put his wife in his vehicle to meet with deputies at a nearby parking lot. When deputies met them, Mrs. Berry was reportedly slumped over in the back seat of the vehicle and had labored breathing. Emergency responders transported Mrs Berry to Doctor’s Hospital.
She believed it to be moonshine. Mr Berry informed her that what she had drank was in fact, car air freshener. Mrs. Berry reportedly sat down because she had become dizzy. While Mr Berry began researching the effects of drinking air freshener, Mrs Berry reportedly collapsed from her chair.
Mr Berry then called the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office and put his wife in his vehicle to meet with deputies at a nearby parking lot. When deputies met them, Mrs. Berry was reportedly slumped over in the back seat of the vehicle and had labored breathing. Emergency responders transported Mrs Berry to Doctor’s Hospital.
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