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TWO PURPLE worms were found inside a McDonald's McChicken sandwich by a shocked client.  Joyce Fedd made the grizzly revelation when purchasing the divine treats for her kids.  "I went to the drive-through and requested two chicken sandwiches for my children when I bit into one," she said.  "I tasted something, took it out of my mouth and [it had] a worm in it."  When she grumbled about the unwelcome visitors inside her McChicken sandwich staff at the fast food monster in Florida initially inquired as to whether she needed another.  Ms Fedd did inevitably get a discount for the worm sarnie.  "There's no telling what else is in those sandwiches," she told Action News Jacksonville.

A 4-month-old infant was allowed to sit unbothered at McDonald's, after the folks couldn't concur who ought to take her home, police in Ohio said.  The episode unfolded in the eating range of the McDonald's situated on Broad Street in Elyria on Friday night.  As indicated by the police examination, the infant was brought to the restaurant by 31-year-old Aaron Tate of Euclid. Tate was attempting to hand over the infant to her mom, 22-year-old Rachel Jajaa, who is a worker at the restaurant.  The two contended about who might watch over the infant through the weekend and they wound up deserting the child at the restaurant.  Cafes in the restaurant who saw the infant alone, called the police. The child was given over to the Lorain County Children Services.  The folks have been accused of kid danger, and they were set up for the Lorain County Jail.

Lawsuit Claims McDonald’s Is Responsible For Alleged Racism By Franchise Owners A group of black and Latino former McDonald’s employees is attempting to hold the corporation accountable for the behavior of its franchisees. The Associated Press A group of black and Latino former McDonald’s employees is following the lead of the National Labor Relations board and suing McDonald’s, asserting in a complaint that the corporation should be held responsible for alleged racial and sexual harassment the employees experienced at a restaurant operated by a franchisee. The lawsuit, filed this morning, claims that since McDonald’s implements standards and controls for how its franchises operate, it is also responsible when those franchisees allegedly abuse their employees.  This assertion of the company as a “joint employer” of staff at its franchises was previously made by the NLRB, a federal government agency, in a December court filing related to a separate lawsuit, in a m