A female engineer at a Bay Area consulting firm says she suffered months of 'immediate and significant health problems' after consuming food and drinks she had left at work -- and she believes they were poisoned by a colleague, according to police
A female engineer at a Bay Area consulting firm says she suffered months of"immediate and significant health problems" after consuming food and drinks she had left at work -- and she believes they were poisoned by a colleague, according to police.
By reviewing surveillance video from inside her office at Berkeley Engineering and Research in Berkeley, California, Rong Yuan said she saw her co-worker, David Xu, spiking her water, according to the court documents.Yuan has not responded to CNN requests for comment.Xu, 34, was arrested on March 28 and has been charged with three felonies: premeditated attempted murder and two counts of poisoning with enhancement.
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