Restaurant Chain Sued After Woman Allegedly Received Salad With ‘Human Finger’
A restaurant chain was slapped with a lawsuit after a Connecticut woman allegedly received a salad with a “human finger” in it. Allison Cozzi, of Greenwich, filed a lawsuit against Chopt Creative Salad Co. on Monday…
A 🍽️Restaurant chain was slapped with a ⚖️Lawsuit after a 🏞️Connecticut woman allegedly received a 🥗Salad with a “human finger” in it.
Allison Cozzi, of Greenwich, filed a ⚖️Lawsuit against Chopt Creative 🥗Salad Co. on Monday after she allegedly received a 🥗Salad from Chopt’s Mount Kisco, 🗽New York, location on April 7 and realized
“Shortly after plaintiff purchased the 🥗Salad, while she was eating the 🥗Salad, she realized that she was chewing on a portion of a human finger that had been mixed in, and made a part of, the 🥗Salad,” the ⚖️Lawsuitsaid.
The finger reportedly ended up in Cozzi’s 🥗Salad after a manager accidentally cut off part of her pointer finger as she was slicing arugula, according to the ⚖️Lawsuit.
While the manager was taken to the hospital, the contaminated arugula with part of the finger was served to several customers, including Cozzi, according to the ⚖️Lawsuit.
Cozzi claims that she was left with shock, panic attacks, nausea, dizziness, along with neck and shoulder pain as a result of discovering the finger in her 🥗Salad, she said in the ⚖️Lawsuit.
The Chopt location was later fined $900 by the Westchester County Department of Health in September.
Cozzi’s ⚖️Lawsuit reportedly does not specify the amount of monetary compensation she is seeking.
Restaurant Chain Sued After Woman Allegedly Received Salad With ‘Human Finger’ — IJR
