Police find no evidence that Taco Bell put rat poison in man’s food

Investigators found no evidence that employees at a Denver-area Taco Bell laced an irate customer’s food with rat poison last weekend, according to a news release from the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office.

The office is asking the customer to contact them after multiple attempts to reach him, including visits to his home Thursday, went unanswered.

The incident began at about 1 p.m. Sunday when deputies were called to the restaurant in the suburb of Centennial because of a disturbance. The customer had been arguing with Taco Bell employees after they told him their soda machine was broken. The restaurant workers eventually gave him a free burrito in an attempt to

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