Seattle police are investigating a bizarre case of possible poisoning after a Crown Hill bartender reported having a bad trip after consuming some allegedly spiked licorice.

According to a police report, the bartender—who is in her late 30s—called police on August 4th to report that she'd been drugged by her co-worker. The woman told officers that she'd purchased a package of black licorice from Trader Joe's several months ago, and stored it on the front seat of her car.

Approximately three weeks after purchasing the licorice, the woman ate some of it while she working out of state. The woman became so ill that she was forced to return to Seattle, the report says.

The woman apparently didn't make a connection between her illness and the licorice and ate more of it the following day. This time, the report says, the woman began to "hallucinate and see 'stripings.'" The woman told police she is convinced someone spiked her licorice with PCP, and although the woman has never had PCP before, the report says, she "was sure this was it."

The woman told police she believes a co-worker—who she has seen lurking around her often-unlocked car outside of work—may have spiked her licorice with PCP, but did not say why. The woman told officers she intended to do her own investigation, by taking a urinalysis test at home. Police also took the suspicious licorice in to evidence.