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McDonald s claims New Jersey woman s lawsuit over feces on burger wrapper is unsubstantiated
By Ann W. Schmidt article
A woman in New Jersey is suing her local McDonald’s, claiming that her order was reportedly smeared with feces. However, the company told Fox News that it investigated the claims and found them to be unsubstantiated.
Amanda Bordois, from Millville,
New Jersey, filed the lawsuit against the local
McDonald’s which is owned and operated by franchisee JDKD Enterprises because it did not prepare and serve its food in a safe and sanitary manner, according to the Vineland Daily Journal.
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In a recently filed lawsuit, a family claims their child ate fries that were covered in feces. (Shutterstock)
MILLVILLE, NJ A McDonald s in New Jersey served food covered in feces to a family using the drive-thru in January, according to a recently filed lawsuit.
Amanda Bordois claims she and her daughter ate french fries that contained human feces that came off the wrapper of a cheeseburger they bought at a McDonald s on North High Street in Millville, according to a negligence and strict-liability lawsuit filed in Superior Court on April 28.
McDonald s and Sewell-based JDKD Enterprises are named in the lawsuit.