The co-owner and a manager of a nut company face felony charges after a hose ruptured and sprayed an almond orchard worker with pesticide, causing life-threatening injuries. The two men are the first employees of a California company in more than a decade to face criminal charges for improperly using pesticides, according to the state Department of Pesticide Regulation.
October 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The co-owner and a manager of a nut company face felony charges after a hose ruptured and sprayed an almond orchard worker with pesticide, causing life-threatening injuries.
The two men are the first employees of a California company in more than a decade to face criminal charges for improperly using pesticides, according to the state Department of Pesticide Regulation.
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