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I (usually) hate to be the bearer of disturbing news. But this one takes the shake.
Some of this blog’s readers are based in Portland, Oregon, or transit through that beautiful, northwest city’s airport — one of the metropolitan areas loving to keep it weird. (Call me prudish but this is too weird.)
So, I wanted to bring attention to these disgusting incidents in case a reader is affected.
Arby’s: We Have the — What?!
Nexstar Media Wire’s Tim Steele reports someone who managed an Arby’s near Portland International Airport (PDX) in October 2021 “allegedly urinated into a milkshake mix at least twice.” This is according to Vancouver police.
The alleged incidents took place between October 30-31, 2021. (That’s a heck of a trick-or-treat stunt.)
Mr. Steele says, “According to court documents, (suspect Steven) Sharp said he was ‘almost sure’ he threw the bag away. He told detectives that if he didn’t throw the bag away, it would have been served to customers. Sharp also confessed he did it at least twice.”
Twice?
How did authorities discover the supposed dessert desecration? Well, the suspect seemed to have an extreme interest in children. (I’ll leave it at that. Read the entire post if you want more information.)
But, according to Mr. Steele, “(when) investigators got a search warrant for his digital devices, they said they found a video of Sharp urinating into a milkshake mix.”
If you visited Arby’s near the Portland airport during the dates in question, you’re asked to drop a dime to Detective Robert Givens. (I’m not a lawyer, but it couldn’t hurt to get in touch with an attorney.)
So it sounds like Arby’s has (allegedly) much more than the meats.
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Had he placed razor blades in the Classic Roast Beef it would have tasted like Schick.
I have personally witnessed (multiple times) workers leave a stall, exit the restroom without washing hands, and gone straight back to work assembling sandwiches. (I followed them to see whether they would wash their hands in the work area — they did not.) I have not eaten at a fast food place for years. Beyond the intentional acts as in this article, the general population of fast food workers have no sense of common decency.
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It was at the Arby’s off mill plain and 205, by Walmart, to be more specific of the location affected.