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Kindergartner brings Jose Cuervo margaritas to snack time at Livonia school

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LIVONIA, Mich. (FOX 2) - Parents at Grand River Academy Livonia are outraged when a kindergartner brought a bottle of ready-to-drink Jose Cuervo margaritas and multiple students drank from them.Alexis Smith is one of those parents.

Her kindergartner had a Dixie cup full of the mixed tequila drink and said she had 4 or 5 sips. Smith and another mom, Dominique Zanders, were baffled when they learned what happened."She felt woozy, a little dizzy," Zanders said.Their daughters were each given what they thought was juice during snack time.

In reality, they were drinking Jose Cuervo margarita mix at snack time, brought by a fellow kindergartner.Alexis Smith's kindergartner had a Dixie cup full of the mixed tequila drink and said she had 4 or 5 sips.

Smith and another mom, Dominique Zanders, were baffled when they learned what happened."She felt woozy, a little dizzy," Zanders said.Their daughters were each given what they thought was juice during snack time.

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