Warning: This story contains details that many people may find disturbing and disturbing. New court documents reveal graphic details about a man accused of contaminating food at a Leawood restaurant. Earlier this month, the Johnson County District Attorney's Office charged 21-year-old Jace Christian Hanson with intentionally tampering with food at Hereford House Restaurant, 5001 Town Center Drive. An affidavit about the incident released Wednesday accuses Hanson of urinating and urinating on the food. He “pushes” some of the food into his genitals. The FBI warned of possible food contamination after receiving a tip about a video posted online. The FBI traced the IP address to a phone number registered to Hanson, according to the documents. The head chef recognized one of his thumbnails on Thisvid.com as Au Jus sauce. There, he was approached by Hanson, who was confirmed to be working there, and his shoes matched those seen in a video posted online. The Leawood Police Department is currently searching for an individual who ate at the restaurant between March 26, 2024 and April 23, 2024, and became ill afterwards. . If you suspect potential contamination effects, please contact the Leawood Police Department via tips@leawood.org or (913) 266-069. Mr. Hanson is scheduled to appear in court on June 6, 2024. One of his bail conditions is that he is not allowed to work in any place that serves food. You can read the full affidavit here. (Again, there are details that many people will find disturbing.)
LEAWOOD, Kansas —
Warning: This story contains details that many people may find disturbing and disturbing.
New court documents reveal graphic details about a man accused of contaminating food at a Leawood restaurant.
Earlier this month, the Johnson County District Attorney's Office charged 21-year-old Jace Christian Hanson with intentionally tampering with food at Hereford House Restaurant, 5001 Town Center Drive.
An affidavit released Wednesday in the case accuses Hanson of urinating on the food and “pushing” some of the food into her private parts.
The FBI warned of possible food contamination after receiving a tip about a video posted online.
The FBI traced the IP address to a phone number registered to Hanson, according to the documents.
The head chef recognized one of the thumbnails on Thisvid.com as Au Jus sauce. There, he was approached by Hanson, who was confirmed to be working there, and his shoes matched those seen in a video posted online.
The Leawood Police Department is currently searching for an individual who ate at the restaurant between March 26, 2024 and April 23, 2024, and became ill afterwards.
If you suspect potential contamination effects, please contact the Leawood Police Department via tips@leawood.org or (913) 266-069.
Mr. Hanson is scheduled to appear in court on June 6, 2024.
One of his bond conditions is that he is not allowed to work in a place that serves food.
You can read the full affidavit here. (Again, there are details that many people will find disturbing.)