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Police Shut Down Restaurant After Officer Cuts Mouth on Shards of Glass Found in Sandwich
July 19, 2016
Officials said the officer is expected to recover.
A Columbus, Ohio, police officer was hospitalized after he cut his mouth on shards of glass found inside a sandwich he ordered at a restaurant Monday.
Columbus police officer hospitalized biting into sandwich served with glass in it - https://t.co/3d9PNJYAz6 pic.twitter.com/NQPdvm2MJ4
— WSYX ABC 6 (@wsyx6) July 19, 2016
The restaurant was shut down by officials in order to investigate the matter, WSYX-TV reported.
Police told WSYX the officer “bit into the sandwich and felt what was a grisly texture as well as a crunching sound. When he looked into the sandwich, he saw the glass. When he checked his mouth, he saw it was bleeding.”
The officer is expected to recover.
Columbus police are still investigating the incident, and as of press time, neither the name of the officer nor the name of the restaurant has been released. The department tweeted that at “this point in the investigation” they do not believe the incident was “intentional.”
OFFICER INJURED:7/16@a Columbus police officer bit into glass in his sandwich. His mouth bled-he was hospitalized. Investigation is underway
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) July 19, 2016
FYI on officer injured by glass in sandwich: At this point in the investigation there is no reason to believe it was intentional. #CPD
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) July 19, 2016
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