Taco Bell ‘rat poison’ case closed, employees cleared of wrongdoing

The Arapahoe County Sheriff on Wednesday declared the case of poisoning at an Aurora Taco Bell closed, clearing Taco Bell employees of wrongdoing.

Sheriff’s department investigators relied on surveillance cameras inside the Taco Bell at 16700 E. Smoky Hill Road to make their determination.

“Investigators spoke with the victim to try and ascertain who could have placed the poison in the tacos but were unable to find a suspect,” a sheriff’s statement Wednesday morning said.

The investigators still are interested in any information in the case, the statement said, and officials directed possible callers to the sheriff’s office “tip line” at 720-874-8477.

Statement about the closing of the Taco

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