WPD says medical personnel checked the two juveniles and determined that they had not ingested any of the substances. The two pills were collected, and preliminary field tests conducted indicated that the pills were illegal narcotics, including MDMA and cocaine. Those pills have since been sent to a state lab for further testing.
WPD detectives were also notified and opened an investigation. During the investigation, it was determined by video footage that Yokeley had been the one who placed the two pills into both victims’ ice cream.
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WPD detectives were also notified and opened an investigation. During the investigation, it was determined by video footage that Yokeley had been the one who placed the two pills into both victims’ ice cream.

Man arrested for allegedly drugging granddaughters’ Dairy Queen | Port City Daily
WILMINGTON — A 66-year-old man has been charged with contaminating ice cream with a controlled substance earlier this month. James Edwin Yokeley Jr. has been charged with contamination and felony…
