A doctor who says part of a syringe got stuck in his mouth after he bit into a Big Mac is suing McDonald’s for $4.5 million. In his lawsuit, the doctor from Niagara Falls, Ontario, said the incident occurred at a McDonald’s in Niagara Falls, New York, in 1999. He says when he bit into the hamburger, the tip of a needle measuring about a quarter-inch became lodged in his mouth. He had it removed at a hospital. His attorney says the doctor has twice been tested for diseases such as HIV and has tested negative. No comment from McDonald’s on the lawsuit.
Doctor Sues McDonald’s for Syringe Found in Big Mac
HeadlineMar 14, 2001