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[News] Drug infects Restaurants; Food Quality raises serious concern
| True to her word, a GCPD brigade arrived post-haste and began turning the place upside down. Fortunately, the place turns up to be clean, however one of the officer remarked that he smelled "a smelly smell that smells smelly". [Flastelle] will undoubtedly be the target of further inspections this month. The manager has offered no response so far. [Flastelle] is located at [LOC].
Any attempts of impersonating a health inspection personnel to gain an advantage is illegal.
| This is just one of many incidents. A popular local restaurant [Pine's] in Downtown was busted and forced to close due to trading of illegal substances. Data reports says that a worrying percentage of 30% harmful chemical, including [CENSORED] is in 50% of their servings.
[CENSORED] is known to cause intense psychological suggestions upon consumption, and its effect can last up to 30 hours. The restaurant's owner, Mike is charged with a felony and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
| Raising concerns and outrage are certainly not subtle. On MakeGlitchBBetterAgain[domain], a community of 1,000 voiced their concern over the food that they rely on an everyday basis:
>[How are we supposed to trust our own food to NOT kill us! This has been going on for FAR TOO LONG! Start caring for once!]
-SlowlyRemix2 @ 12:49am
>[This is over exaggeration. That's only 2 cases. Relax]
-TrapsRG@y @ 3:17am
>[GC, I don't feel so good.]
-Food
>[We gotta work together!]
-HalfFull
| GC Health Department says they will be [trying their hardest] to address the issue that citizens have, and reassures everyone that "drugged food are a minority and the inspection will be more vigorous".
Drug-related deaths are now 20x common compared to infection or food poisoning. GCPD and other departments are seriously underfunded.. Citizens are to report to GCPD for any suspicious activities.
NEXT: [CENSORED] continues as the Coalition slowly reach Glitch City [MEMBER-ONLY]
| I guess chems are cheaper than making your food not suck.
-YSS
| Honestly its a surprise that this is still happening, thibk they would've bribed everyone to hush about this.
| >>313874
I'm not. If yer cheap enough to sproink the food, bribery don't fit the budget! And some people might go looking for these places hoping for a fix. You shut up your customers, the junkies won't know.
-YSS
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| "I knew it! Something suspicious was going on in the back room!", says Annabelle X, a recent patron to the independent fast food joint [Flastelle] a few days ago.
"I overheard this thing about delivering some kind of drug, and at that moment, I knew I couldn't stay at that place anymore! I panicked and dialed GCPD!"