US EditionMilwaukee man charged with allegedly putting super glue in coworker's drink
- Joseph Ross, a 34-year-old Milwaukee man and vendor employee, was arrested and charged after allegedly putting Gorilla Brand Super Glue into his coworker JH's Coca-Cola at Wisconsin State Fair Park.
- The incident occurred after JH suspected her drinks were being contaminated over a period of two to three weeks, noticing a strong chemical smell and taste that made her sick.
- JH set up a surveillance camera on March 20th, which reportedly captured Ross, wearing latex gloves, squeezing drops from an orange and brown tube of super glue into her drink, and police later found the gloves and super glue in Ross' belongings.
- Ross admitted to police that he put a 'supplement' in JH's drink, though the reasoning behind his actions remains unknown, and WISN legal analyst Craig Mastantuono stated that such charges are unusual because authorities rarely catch someone contaminating another's drink.
- Ross, who is not a State Fair Park employee, faces a felony charge of placing foreign objects in edibles, potentially leading to a fine of up to $10,000 and a prison sentence of up to 3 1/2 years if convicted, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for April 3.
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“Really Weird”: Woman Discovers Co-Worker Spiking Her Coke Can Thanks To Spy Cam
A man has been accused of spiking his co-worker’s drink with superglue while working at Wisconsin State Fair Park. In a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE from the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s office from Friday, March 28, Joseph Ross had “placed a substance in liquid edibles with the intent to cause bodily harm to another person,” on March 20. It details that the victim, who goes by the name JH, first reported the alleged incident to…
“Coca-Cola tasted strange, I hid a camera and discovered that a colleague poisoned me by pouring glue into it.” The Shock Tale
A strange taste, a persistent chemical smell in his Coca-Cola. And then, an inexplicable malaise. For two or three weeks, a woman identified with the initials JH lived with this disturbing suspicion at her workplace, at the Wisconsin State Fair Park in Milwaukee. Tired of not understanding, she decided to see it clearly, placing a spycam under her computer monitor. And what he discovered was beyond imagination. The hidden video, as reported in t…
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'She Became Ill': Wisconsin Woman Sets Up Hidden Camera After Noticing Something Was Off with the Taste of Her Soda—What She Caught Was Shocking
A Wisconsin man faces felony charges after he was caught on camera pouring super glue into his co-worker’s can of Coca-Cola at their place of work. Joseph R. Ross was taken into custody after the co-worker he reportedly targeted spoke with police, according to court records obtained by WTMJ. Joseph R. Ross, 34, was charged with a felony after he was allegedly caught on camera pouring super glue into his co-worker’s can of soda. (Photos: Screens…
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