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  1. Tim Hortons' grease trap kills a 3 year old. 

     

    https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/3-year-old-boy-dies-after-falling-grease-trap-tim-n1030091

     

    https://www.whec.com/news/police-fire-crews-respond-to-scene-at-tim-hortons-on-university-boulevard/5423390/?cat=565

     

    I didn't even know they stored grease underground.  I always figured grease was dumped in a small dumpster that a truck would just come along and dump/siphon off the contents when needed.

     

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    A 3-year-old boy was killed Monday when he fell into a grease trap behind a Tim Hortons in upstate New York, authorities said.

    The child walked over the trap — which resembles a manhole cover and tops the vat where used cooking oil is collected — behind the Tim Hortons in Rochester at about 11 a.m. ET, police said.

    When first responders arrived, the boy had been pulled out and was on his back with an adult performing CPR, police said.

    The child was rushed to Strong Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead at noon.

    "Our hearts go out to the family of this child who had to suffer this unimaginable tragedy," Rochester police Investigator Rick Camp said.

    Police are investigating how the lid had come loose, allowing the child to fall in.

    A rep for Tim Hortons could not be immediately reached for comment Monday.

     

     

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    2. -DLC-

      -DLC-

      Yes, a few years ago there was an incident if I recall correctly...  Not sure if was TH's.

    3. SabreFan1

      SabreFan1

      If the cover is the problem, then make a metal one that's attached to a hinge that automatically shuts itself with an attached spring.  A cheap redesign would save lives.

       

      I guarantee that those parents in Rochester will sue for and win millions now.  It will never bring back their child of course, but if the franchisee who owns the store isn't well insured, he/she will lose that business once they are forced to sell it to pay damages.  All because of an improperly stored waste product.

       

      In the local article, they had a picture of an OSHA representative checking out the site.  OSHA's gonna fine the daylights out of them.

       

      What a clusterf**k.

    4. Master 112

      Master 112

      Horrifying. My heart is bleeding for those parents.

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