Video allegedly shows Taco Bell worker throwing boiling water on customers
Multiple Taco Bell entities, the fast-food chain?s parent company and two employees were named in a million-dollar lawsuit filed on July 13 after two customers alleged they had ?boiling water? poured on them by a Taco Bell restaurant manager in June. Content Warning: Content in this entry contains images of a graphic nature that viewers may find distressing. Credit: Ben Crump Law via Storyful
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