LEE COUNTY, FL. (THECOUNT) — Lee County police officer, Deputy Brown, claims he was served, and consumed a portion of, a Taco Bell burrito tainted with bleach.
Brown now says he is concerned for his health after he was served a “bleach burrito” from a Taco Bell in Lehigh Acres on September 23. The household cleaner was believed added to the entree by an anti-police employee.
Deputy Brown drove through the Taco Bell drive-thru located at, 2714 Lee Boulevard, Lehigh Acres, FL.
While in route to a call for service, Deputy Brown began to eat the burritos and was shocked with what he found. Two of the burritos had a foul taste; and, upon further inspection of the other burritos and the paper bag the burritos were wrapped in, he noticed that the bag smelled of bleach. source
Deputy Brown reported that his tongue started to feel “numb and tingly” and notified law enforcement.
He is expected to be OK.
Taco Bell’s corporate office is yet to comment.
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