Wendy’s worker in Georgia arrested for hiding marijuana blunt in customer’s burger

ATLANTA – A Wendy’s employee who tucked a partially smoked blunt in a customer’s cheeseburger has been fired and charged with marijuana possession.

Police in the city of Lovejoy, Ga., about 25 miles south of downtown Atlanta, say a customer drove home with her food Nov. 1, took a bite out of the burger and noticed a strange smell wafting from it. Police say the woman pulled the bun off and saw a partially smoked blunt inside.

A blunt is marijuana rolled into a hollowed-out cigar.

In an incident report released Thursday, police say 32-year-old Amy Elizabeth Seiber admitted that the marijuana was hers.

Clayton County court officials did not know if Seiber has an attorney. A telephone number listed for her was out of service.

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