Failed follow-up: The case of the dubious dental work

re: Failed follow-up: The case of the dubious dental work

Wang-Lo — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 21:11:47 GMT

Poor thing. If Ish had beaten Cole in the City Council contest, she undoubtedly would have found a way to divert hundreds of thousands of Duvall's dollars into her own pockets. Instead she was reduced to stealing less than ten grand a year from soft targets like her boss and McDonald’s.

Like the saying goes: There are no small crimes, just small criminals.

-Wang-Lo.

re: Failed follow-up: The case of the dubious dental work

Noah D — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 01:28:19 GMT

You may be able to view the court documents here:

http://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/Clerk/Records.aspx

There is a link to view the online records. Looks like they charge $.15 a page.

re: Failed follow-up: The case of the dubious dental work

Andrew Brehm — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 13:58:09 GMT

It wouldn't even occur to me to sue a restaurant over hurting my teeth biting into a bone that was accidentally left in meat. Meat contains bones, it's fact of life.

re: Failed follow-up: The case of the dubious dental work

mbghtri — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:34:36 GMT

Vegetables, when harvested mechanically, can contain rocks or bits of wood.

Improperly maintained processing equipment (such as a meat grinder or robotic packager) can shear off bits of metal or plastic into the food.

Regular inspections are supposed to stop this sort of thing, but what profit-oriented middle-manager wants to risk his job recalling a million hamburger patties because one of them might contain a screw?