GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – It started with a quick visit by young cousins to a Grand Rapids restaurant and ended with a rat tail curled up in a crab rangoon.
“We was hungry, so we walked down there,” Lorantay McIntosh said.
McIntosh and his cousin, Milton Birge, said they bought three crab rangoons to split.
“I used to love them things, but…” McIntosh said.
He said they each ate one, and planned to split the third.
“Then the third one we opened up, it had the little tail in there,” he said. “Eww. That was nasty.”
McIntosh’s aunt, Trayna Birge, brought the crab rangoon to the Kent County Health Department the next day — in June 2015, health department records show.
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