Arby's customer in Jackson, Michigan finds piece of finger in sandwich
JACKSON, MI -- A piece of finger got into the sandwich of a customer last week at Arby’s on N. West Avenue, the Jackson police and Jackson County Health Department reported.
A 14-year-old boy who had visited the drive-through window with his mother was eating the sandwich and pulled a pad of a finger out of his mouth, Jackson police Deputy Chief John Holda said. He described it as the fingerprint portion.
"Arby's wants to reassure customers that 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," says a letter signed by John Gray. Gray is vice president of corporate communications and public relations for Atlanta-based Arby's Restaurant Group Inc. The general manager at the Jackson restaurant deferred comment.
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An employee had sliced her finger while operating a meat slicer at the restaurant and left her station without immediately saying she cut herself, said Steve Hall, environmental health director for the Jackson County Health Department. Other workers were filling an order before they became aware of what happened, he said.
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