MIAMI, FLORIDA – A lawsuit has been filed against Dunkin’ in Florida, alleging that a customer experienced an “explosion” in a toilet due to a clogged drain line caused by the company’s coffee grounds.
The plaintiff, an off-duty police officer, claims that the incident occurred while he was using the restroom at a Dunkin’ location. The lawsuit alleges that the coffee grounds deposited in the drain line caused a backup, resulting in the toilet “exploding” and causing the officer to suffer physical and emotional injuries.
According to the lawsuit, the plaintiff is seeking damages for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. The lawsuit also accuses Dunkin’ of negligence and seeks a jury trial to address the damages incurred.
Dunkin’ has not publicly commented on the lawsuit.
The incident serves as a reminder of the potential consequences of improper disposal of waste, and highlights the importance of proper maintenance and care for plumbing systems in commercial establishments. Companies may need to review their waste disposal and maintenance practices to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The lawsuit against Dunkin’ in Florida alleges that a customer experienced an “explosion” in a toilet due to a clogged drain line caused by the company’s coffee grounds. The plaintiff, an off-duty police officer, claims that the incident occurred while he was using the restroom at a Dunkin’ location. The lawsuit seeks damages for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering, accusing Dunkin’ of negligence. Dunkin’ has not publicly commented on the lawsuit.