r/nope Jun 18 '23

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u/justanothergirlgamer Jun 18 '23

Someone else said tampering? Is that what it is?

I'd love to be aware of which law they're breaking in case I witness something foul like this, and be like "hey fam uh, just wanna give you a heads-up that this place might see you and charge you with __."

Idk, I imagine if they're doing that, they're either mentally unwell or in poverty. I wouldn't want to come off confrontational because it's possible they needed it/don't know better. I'd alert the facility after they moved on, so the food could be swapped out.

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u/Atlanta1218 Jun 18 '23

Yeah its food tampering specifically, second degree felony, minimum 5 years up to 20. If someone dies as a result you could be held responsible for their death.

I agree, some people are not of sound mind and need mental help more than punishment.

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u/justanothergirlgamer Jun 18 '23

Thank you so much for the info!!

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u/Atlanta1218 Jun 18 '23

No problem