A Connecticut lady is suing the fast-casual chain Chop’t Inventive Salad Firm after being served a salad she says contained a part of the severed finger of a supervisor, an account bolstered by a county well being division’s inspection report.
In accordance with the lawsuit, which was filed on Monday, Greenwich resident Allison Cozzi was consuming a salad on April 7 when she “realized she was chewing on a portion of a human finger” that had been blended into the dish. The digit, part of a left index finger, belonged to a supervisor who had injured herself earlier within the day, the submitting alleges. The supervisor had been chopping arugula when she by accident minimize off a part of her finger and went to the hospital for remedy, the lawsuit claims. Afterward, it alleges, the greens weren’t faraway from the restaurant’s line, however remained and have been served to clients, together with Cozzi.