Staff members at Bahamas resort arrested for drugging, assaulting 2 American women: Police
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Bahamian police have arrested two men suspected of drugging and assaulting two American mothers who were on vacation.
Two resort staffers were arrested in the Bahamas after a pair of American women on vacation said they were drugged and assaulted, according to the Royal Bahamas Police Force.
Amber Sherer and Dongayla Dobson went on vacation without their kids for the first time earlier this month, taking a Carnival cruise to the Bahamas. On the last day of their trip, the cruise stopped on Grand Bahama Island and the two women went to a resort that was recommended by the cruise company, the women said.
Sherer and Dobson said resort staff offered them a two-for-one drink -- which they accepted -- and almost immediately began feeling ill.
"After the first drink, we had to get out of the ocean, because we noticed that it was just hitting so hard. I just felt so out of it," Dobson said in an interview that aired Thursday on "Good Morning America."
