Mom allegedly puts PCP in daughter's lunch AUSTIN, Texas, June 9 (UPI) -- A Texas mother has been arrested for allegedly putting PCP in her 6-year-old's school lunch, causing the child to hallucinate, police said. Torina Ann Gutierrez, 34, faces a charge of endangering a child for the May 4 incident, the Austin (Texas) American-Statesman reported. A police affidavit states Gutierrez's daughter began acting strangely in class on May 4, talking to people who were not there and said she could hear "banging in her head." A school counselor alerted Gutierrez to what was going on and Gutierrez responded by saying, "Don't call EMS and don't call [Child Protective Services], I'm on my way," the affidavit said. However, Gutierrez later called EMS to her home, where the girl allegedly tested positive for phencyclidine, or PCP, KXAN-TV, Austin, reported. Gutierrez also allegedly tested positive for PCP. The girl later told CPS workers, who removed her from her mother's custody, her lunch meat on May 4 tasted like "fireworks" and that she thought the drug her mom calls "angel dust" had probably gotten into her lunch meat. Police said they believe Gutierrez intentionally placed her child in danger and that she is now being charged with child endangerment. She was booked into the Travis County Jail on Friday with bail set at $35,000, records show.