Ryan
Hart, a 14-year-old boy from Jackson, Michigan, had a rude surprise when he bit
into his Arby's roast beef sandwich. "I was like, 'that's got to be a
finger,'" he told reporters. "It was just nasty."
Reportedly, a restaurant employee cut off her finger with a meat slicer while preparing the meal. She left her station to deal with the emergency, and other employees, who were unaware of the injury, continued to complete the order.
"Somebody loses a finger and you keep sending food out the window," said the teen's mom, Jamie Vail. "I can't believe that." She added that following the gruesome discovery, her son was "traumatized," couldn't eat or sleep, and had been prescribed medication.
Reportedly, a restaurant employee cut off her finger with a meat slicer while preparing the meal. She left her station to deal with the emergency, and other employees, who were unaware of the injury, continued to complete the order.
"Somebody loses a finger and you keep sending food out the window," said the teen's mom, Jamie Vail. "I can't believe that." She added that following the gruesome discovery, her son was "traumatized," couldn't eat or sleep, and had been prescribed medication.
Ryan Hart |
John Gray, Arby's vice president of corporate communications, gave the official Arby's statement:
"Arby’s wants to reassure customers, we are committed to providing quality food in a safe and healthy environment
We
are deeply concerned and apologetic to the guest involved in this
unfortunate incident. This is an isolated and unfortunate accident
occurred in a franchisee’s Jackson, Michigan restaurant in which an
employee was injured.
After
learning of the incident, the franchisee’s restaurant team shut down
food production and thoroughly cleaned and sanitized the restaurant. The
franchisee fully cooperated with the Health Department during the
investigation, and the restaurant was given the approval to remain
open."
This is not the first time human remains have been found in a fast food meal but this case might be the most extreme.
• A Dayton Ohio man sued Arby's in 2005 for serving his chicken sandwich with human skin on top.
• An Albany-area man found a bandage with blood on it in his pizza crust at Pizza Hut last year
• Also in 2011, Texan woman found blood on her French fries at a Houston area Crackle Barrel.
• A Dayton Ohio man sued Arby's in 2005 for serving his chicken sandwich with human skin on top.
• An Albany-area man found a bandage with blood on it in his pizza crust at Pizza Hut last year
• Also in 2011, Texan woman found blood on her French fries at a Houston area Crackle Barrel.
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