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Wendy’s in Union is facing legal heat over a June incident where three employees were charged with food tampering — but new evidence from security footage shows the food bag stayed sealed the whole time, never actually contaminated. The solicitor’s office now says the most fitting charge is “adulteration of food,” but only if it’s proven someone intentionally harmed the customer — and they say there’s no evidence of that. Tossing a bag in the trash? Not enough to convict. The case is still being reviewed for other possible charges.

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