Posted on 04/27/2025 7:35:16 AM PDT by Red Badger
What the heck is going through some people's minds?
A former Disney World employee just got slapped with 3 years in jail because he changed info on food menus at the park to remove food allergen information.
After a contentious termination in June 2024 from his job as menu production manager at Walt Disney World, prosecutors say Scheuer accessed the company's internal menu-building system and modified food listings.
'These intrusions included manipulating allergen information in restaurant menus to indicate that food items were safe for customers with certain allergies, when they were not,' federal prosecutors said in a Thursday statement. 'Scheuer also altered menu information related to wine regions to reflect locations of recent mass shootings.'
I don't know what level of disgruntled you have to be to potentially injure/kill total strangers like this.
I'm surprised he didn't get some kind of attempted murder charge.
He's fortunate his sabotage was spotted before it got out to customers.
The government argued that Scheuer should be sentenced to 70 months for his crimes. Defense attorney David Haas said in a statement to NBC News that Scheuer is grateful for the 36-month term.
Scheuer will receive credit for the six months he has already spent in jail and hopes to be released after serving 85% of his total sentence, according to his attorney.
His attorneys also said that he was remorseful and apologized to all of the people affected.
Maybe don't do it in the first place??
This was a deliberate attempt to get someone killed and for Disney to take the blame. This was premeditated and he most definitely knew what he was doing.
The fact that he would kill strangers to get back at his employer is down right evil and he should have served the maximum sentence.
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