Toddler served alcohol because of 'human error,' restaurant says

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An Asheville, North Carolina, restaurant is responding to reports that a 2-year-old girl was served alcohol there, Charlotte's WSOC-TV reports.

It turns out Gabriella was served sangria.

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"I had to rub her belly the whole night, and she slept with us because I was scared that she might not wake up – that she'd choke on her throw-up and not wake up," her mother, Tiffany Gilliam, told Asheville's ABC affiliate WLOS. "It was the most horrible feeling ever."

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