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Wed, 03 Feb 2010 2:53p.m.

A black US man claims in a federal discrimination lawsuit that a white worker at a Pennsylvania Burger King spat on his food while a co-worker tried to obscure his view.

A spokeswoman for Burger King's Miami headquarters did not immediately respond to questions about the lawsuit, filed Tuesday in US District Court in Erie.

Glenn Goodwin, of Cleveland, says the worker spat in his food in November 2008 at a restaurant.

The lawsuit contends police found saliva in Goodwin's food. His attorney, Jeff Yelsky, won't say whether criminal charges resulted.

Yelsky says the Burger King workers, who are not identified in the lawsuit, are both white.

AP

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tallica
03 Feb 2010 3:10p.m.

Why does this "black man" have to point out that the worker was a "white man" and try to turn in into a race issue. Kind of speaks for itself that this man has a chip on his shoulder about white people.

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