
Snail poison containing metaldehyde was found in a curry dish prepared for a colleague; A 43-year-old woman was charged with the incident.
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Police launched an investigation after snail poison was detected in a meal shared at work.
Reaching for the plate she had prepared for lunch, the woman realized that she was in great danger after the strange detail she encountered. The truth that emerged in the investigation, which started when the bite he tasted after seeing the bright green granules in the food caused numbness in his tongue, surprised everyone.
GREEN GRANULES IN THE FOOD ARISED SUSPICIONS
According to the BBC, it all started when a woman shared the curry dish she prepared for her colleagues. One of the employees, who had lunch together during the morning break, wanted to eat his remaining meal during the lunch break. However, the 58-year-old woman became suspicious when she noticed bright green granules on her plate. The woman felt numbness in her tongue after tasting the food and reported the situation to the authorities for investigation.
INVESTIGATION REVEALED THE HORRIBLE TRUTH
Upon examination after the woman handed over the suspicious food to the detectives, it was determined that the food contained poisonous snail pellets containing metaldehyde. It has been announced that this substance used in the fight against snails poses a serious danger to human health.
The place where the incident took place was the Australian state of Western Australia. The police launched an investigation into how the poisonous substance was mixed into the food. The teams claimed that the 43-year-old female suspect, whose name was not disclosed, stopped by the warehouse where chemicals were stored before going to the staff room where the food was stored.
ACCUSATION ABOUT CO-WORKER
The 43-year-old woman, who was said to have had a relationship with the victim, was accused of endangering the life and health of someone else after a months-long investigation. The suspect is expected to appear before the judge on November 5.
Police Chief Col Blanch stated that the poison in question could cause serious injuries and death. Blanch stated that they were pleased that the woman noticed the situation early after tasting the food.
The incident, which started with a shared meal among co-workers, turned into a criminal investigation when the substance in the meal was detected. Now all eyes are on the hearing where the suspect will appear before the judge.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The suspect will appear before the judge on November 5.
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