Publication Date:
Wed, 2011-03-16 22:05
The 23-year-old
says Chili's employees quickly took the needle, and a manager refused to give
it back when she and her husband returned to request it for testing. Phillips
says she's suing the Chili's chain because the company took 52 days to send the
needle to a lab.
She says she's since tested clean for HIV, Hepatitis and other
possible infections, but had to stop nursing her baby in the meantime. Representatives
of Chili's Restaurant and Grill and Chili's Inc. declined to comment Wednesday.
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