Teenager dies after falling into a meat grinder at food processing factory in California

Oh gross.

Where is the link, OP?

Dead teen.

No loss.

Next.

R1 = Mrs Patsy Ramsey.

Get your Tina’s frozen burritos while you can!

But is 19 a teen teen?

That’s a horrifying way to go. How does a machine just turn on like that? Jesus.

Pix or it didn’t happen.

Wow, what a final destination way to go. He was trying to turn it off... super sad

I wonder if this teen was hired because ICE rounded up more experienced/older workers?

Mexican -> gang -> murder

FUCK YOU, R2!!!!!!

R11 we ALL know he was way too old for your tastes.

Expect a lot more of this in the near future

Some factories actively discourage turning off machinery during cleaning. They claim loss of productivity and extra cleaning regulations.

Also the large baking ovens and furnaces that need to be cleaned and nobody knows anybody is in there. And they can't get out if the door closes.

A bit OT, but we had a girl in my high school we called meat grinder.

She had braces and sucked a lot of cocks.

OP: Thousands of machines, grinders, wood cutters, and ovens get cleaned every single day all over the world. The number of incidents a year is extremely low BECAUSE of the safety measures you long for.

That poor kid. Meat packing plants can be very, very dangerous. I worked in one for two years when I was young.

At my meat packing plant, there were machines that ground the meat. The de-boned meat was first put in a metal tub with wheels on the bottom, and it had a latch that connected it to the grinder. The man (this was one of those higher paying "men's jobs") would hook the latch onto a metal automatic lift that would pick up the tub, dump it in a hopper, and expel the ground meat at the bottom, whereupon the man would catch it in the tub and wheel it away to another machine that would either squirt out hamburgers or sausages.

It would have been difficult to die that way -- you would have to fall into the tub and get lifted up to the top, etc.

OTOH, I guess it would be an ingenious way to commit murder.

[quote] A bit OT, but we had a girl in my high school we called meat grinder.

That needs to be a thread.

It’s going to need a lot more cleaning now.

I hope they threw that batch out.

He was cleaning it, preparing for its use the next day, so it apparently had no meat in it other than his.

Fascinating

Was his name Eddie.?

That’s rather a tender subject,

That happened recently to a young woman in Canada, R15. She was a recent immigrant from India.

He had a hot ass (that was once intact) but he couldn't live forever.

[quote] That happened recently to a young woman in Canada, [R15]. She was a recent immigrant from India.

I remember that was the day they launched their curry-flavored meat product.

Hot dogs really are made from ground up lips and assholes!

R6 It doesn’t. And unless there was an unusually small person in area where people can be while the machine is active, someone’s got some splainin to do. If some type of maintenance or service inspection check was being done these things have to be energized in a way that no one can turn them back on through flick a switch, even a few switches. They have to be completely electrically de-energized encompassing both computers and usually manual disconnects as well.

I worked in a supermarket deli and sliced open my finger getting some old Grandma her paper thin quarter pound of ham. I just kept going cause she was a nudge. Maybe she got hepatitis lol. "Sonny take your thumb off the scale!" As if I cared how much she was charged and I got the money, shaking my head.

[quote]I hope they threw that batch out.

Or they can use that batch to make meat pies.

Don't buy meat from there for at least a month!

Vernon is an odd little city. Smack dab in the center of Los Angeles with a population of like 100 it was created just for food processing and related warehouses.

R34, Vernon seems to be the Bermuda Triangle of packages.

What an awful way to go. I hope it was quick.

I only eat frozen bean and cheese burritos unless they’re Ramona’s.

How very The Jungle.

What was on his IPod? Meatloaf!

More hot pies! Fresh supplies!

Soylent Green is people!

[quote] The man (this was one of those higher paying "men's jobs") would hook the latch onto a metal automatic lift that would pick up the tub, dump it in a hopper, and expel the ground meat at the bottom, whereupon the man would catch it in the tub

Why do you keep calling him "the man?"

Did "the man" have a name? Lol.

[quote]Did "the man" have a name? Lol.

Jack Albertson.

The “man” is called Ground Beef Burgers 85/15.

And people wonder why McDonalds staff refuse to service the soft serve machine. It’s a fucking death trap.

Mr. Johnny Verbck was on his playlist