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Gibralter woman charged with overdosing her nephew

Feb 11, 2016 | 7:07 AM

Belinda Guzzi-Ford

A 52-year-old Gibraltar woman, Belinda Guzzi-Ford, is charged with giving her nephew a concoction of controlled drugs that killed him. The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office charged Guzzi-Ford for giving 32-year-old Kevin Bryant Methadone and Xanax on December 10th. Bryant’s wife found him dead in their Rockwood home the following day. The Wayne County Medical Examiner said Bryant died from a drug overdose. Guzzi-Ford’s bond was set at $225,000, a probable cause conference is set for February 18th, and a preliminary examination is scheduled for February 24th.

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