that either as a result of the food source coming in contaminated and chipotle not picking up on that and taking the proper measures to get rid of it or if it wasn t contaminated when it hit chipotle and instead is the result of cross con familiar nati connecticut t contamination or lack of hygiene now you re grossing me out. it doesn t matter where it came from. what did she have, a bureau toe burrito? and i think the debit card is but you have to remember there is an incubation period. if you get sick too quickly i don t even i think which i poe chipotle is saying they re saying limit the harm. we did get a statement from this.
brooklyn accent. exactly. good job. in the meantime, you probably heard about this problem with this tainted beef and it s caused all sorts of problems for chipotle. and this you could have just timed the lawsuits. the first one. legit? after this.
one cause as a pressures driven by increasing passenger volume and an increase in checkpoint screening of bag allegage due t fees. and he also acknowledge that had the tsa is plagued with bad morale and has trouble recruiting address retraining screeners. one says it is time to hire private screeners who can be held to greater accountability. thank you, doug, very much. by the way, we told you about what is going on with the beef contamination issue causing problems for chipotle. separately we re hearing of two new e. coli cases, these do not involve we re told any chipotle link. but all of this is accelerating the lawsuits no doubt come fast and furious. a big one to tell you about and whether the woman involved has any legal grounds after this.
outbreak that has affected better than 40 chipotle stores. a lot of people pretty seriously sick. no one has died, but a woman who got very, very sick is now suing chipotle. others could follow. does she have a case? alisha says she does. but randy is not so sure. why not? did this woman go directly to her lawyer s office rather than to the doctor s office? i don t know what has happened in our society where we ve become so litigious. this those of i don t know if i have anything yet, we have no lab results, the source of the outbreak. what if she did? that s a different story. and wonder risk story constantly reads the bell on these kinds of cases, but you re not there. what do you think? she s arguing, obviously, that it affected her and got her really, really sick. she s obviously drawing the
connection that there has to be e can compa e. coli. she s been treated for e. coli, so they only find out after the fact. yes, they do tests and they have to treat it. again, she s been treated and there are other people that are sick. there has been this lineal connection to chipotle. as for damages, most certainly if somebody is diagnosed with e. coli and it comes from a fast food chain, then, yes, the fast food chain is on the hook as they should be. we re not just talking about the sniffles. is this this is a disease that puts people in the hospital. it s killed people in the past. but chipotle does say it s closed 40 restaurants while dealing with this. and that s an abundance of caution and not to show that they did anything wrong. so what if this woman got really, really, really sick and it related to this e. coli? certainly if you can show as you said the causal connection