These asswipes are out of Project Mayhem

[MrCoffee]

OMAHA, Neb. - A police officer and his family won $40,000 in their lawsuit against a restaurant that served them food tainted by an employee's spit and urine.

A jury on Friday ruled in favor of Sidney police Officer Keith Andrew, whose two sons, then 4 and 7, were sickened by the food they ate at a KFC/Taco Bell in October 2005. Sidney is a town of about 6,000 in western Nebraska.

The younger boy became violently ill with gastroenteritis and dehydration, vomited for hours and was forced to spend time in a hospital, the family's lawsuit said.

"Employees maintained 'special servings' of food reserved for ... officers," the lawsuit said. "The 'special servings' had been urinated in or spit in by KFC/Taco Bell employees."

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25680569/

[Midlodemocrat]

1. That is absolutely disgusting. They should have won more.

[kay1864]

5. Although I do agree with you...

To be honest I'm surprised they got that much. Lawsuits where there is no permanent damage (physical at least) don't usually get this kind of award.

I'll bet that Casey Diedrich's license number is now taped to every Nebraska cop's dashboard. As it should be.

[DS1]

2. Double baco cheeseburger. It's for a cop.

[kay1864]

3. More from the article:

Workers who saw a fellow employee taint the family's food reported it to management, but the managers didn't inform the family, the lawsuit alleged.

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The employee accused of urinating and spitting in the Andrew family's food, Casey Diedrich, pleaded guilty last year to violating the Nebraska Pure Food Act and fined $100, according to court records. The prosecution was for the same incident described in the lawsuit.

A company spokesman said last year that Diedrich eventually was fired for missing work but not for any of the incidents the lawsuit cited.

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Big giant :wtf:

[redqueen]

4. No kidding...

what the crap is wrong with some people?