Jailed butcher could face E.coli manslaughter charges

A butcher who was jailed for 12 months for breaching food health and safety offences could now face charges of manslaughter.

William Tudor supplied schools with meat contaminated by an E.coli strain, which subsequently killed five-year-old boy Mason Jones, two years ago.

Tudor was jailed after the court heard that a vacuum-packing machine, "wrongly-used" for both raw and cooked meats, was the source of contaminated meat supplied to 44 schools.

Although, the Crown Prosecution S... (502 more words)

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