DENVER (AP) — The U.S. government didn’t find Coors Light beer laced with cocaine, despite claims that originated on a satirical website.
DENVER (AP) — The U.S. government didn’t find Coors Light beer laced with cocaine, despite claims that originated on a satirical website.
The article claiming the Food and Drug Administration discovered “thousands” of contaminated beers nationwide first appeared in 2014 at the site huzlers. The claims continue to be shared via social media.
The story quoted an FDA employee named Arnold Francis and...