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Casa Fiesta Salmonella Cases Adding Up

By Jeff Rasansky

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Over sixty people have fallen ill after eating at the Casa Fiesta in Norwalk this April. The cause of the illness has been identified as salmonella poisoning and at this time health officials have been unable to confirm just how many people have eaten at the Mexican food restaurant.   Thus far one of the victims is suing the restaurant. Kody Dewitt is seeking over $25,000 in damages for his hospital bills and hardships he claims to have suffered after eating the salmonella-tainted food. The read more

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