Restaurant shut down after roadkill brought into kitchen

[snopes]

A Chinese restaurant forced to shut its doors after getting caught with a dead deer in the kitchen.

http://www.wkyt.com/home/headlines/R...171805741.html

[kanazawa]

Mmmmm...Kentucky Chinese Chicken

[Cowboy Joe]

Ok, when this happened a few miles up the road from me, I was sure it was an anomaly. Now, I wonder if this is common among some of these restaurants.
http://kowb1290.com/no-health-violat...ns-restaurant/

[snopes]

The Kansas City Health Department has closed a westside restaurant after a health inspector found a fully intact dead buck inside a basement freezer.

http://www.kctv5.com/story/20149164/...red-in-freezer

[Gayle]

Screw the deer; what about the roaches?

[Atlanta Jake]

Chinese restaurants are apparently not the only ones!
http://www.kpho.com/story/20149164/w...red-in-freezer

I cant imagine a hunter storing the animal intact if they planned to cook/eat it, though. Sounds like it might have been road kill too.

Jake

[Alarm]

Who would think you could bring in roadkill through the front door?
If they "didn't know" it was wrong, why where they trying to hide it in a garbage can or box?

But really..why didn't they just bring it in through the backdoor where no one would have seen it?

I mean, how possible is it that it has only one entrance? Wouldn't that be a Fire Safety violation?

[Snide]

Sounds like the Swedish resturant which got caught whit having live goats ( i belive) in a room close to the resturant, they even found evidence that some animals may have been slaugthered there to.