Foreign Substance Found In Banana Bread Sold Around San Antonio Area

Local authorities in Pleasanton (just south of San Antonio) are sounding the alarm after tizanidine, a prescription-only muscle relaxant, was discovered in banana bread sold by unregistered vendors in parking lots and door-to-door.

🧪 What’s Going On

• A sample collected from a Whataburger parking lot contained tizanidine, a drug that can cause sedation and other serious side effects.

• Police have named a suspect and are seeking an arrest following lab confirmation of the contaminant .

🚨 What You Should Do

• Avoid buying banana bread from unknown sellers—especially door-to-door or at gas stations and parking lots.

• If you’ve already purchased or consumed this bread, be alert for unusual symptoms like dizziness, drowsiness, or muscle weakness.

• Report any suspicious vendors—Pleasanton PD urges you to call 830‑569‑3869 if you notice these sales.

💡 Why It Matters

While this incident occurred in Pleasanton, it’s a wake-up call for San Antonio-area residents. The practice of buying homemade goods from unknown sellers can be risky—especially when such products may be deliberately adulterated.

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