CBC story reveals shocking health code violations at Carl’s Jr. in Gasoline Alley
Some disturbing health code violations at a local fast food restaurant have been exposed by a former employee.
The story was first published by CBC early Wednesday morning.
Jack Webb, the co-franchisee of a Carl’s Jr. in Gasoline Alley, was caught on camera committing a series of ten shockingly unhygienic acts that included everything from using his bare arm to mix barbeque sauce and serving chicken that had been dropped on the floor.
Webb was temporarily barred from his own restaurant’s kitchen after Andrew Minnes, the former manager of the restaurant, blew the whistle on Webb by alerting health authorities and CBC.