San Antonio resident and former, Los Angeles Ram, Ramon Richards, alleges he found a metal screw in a bag of Trix cereal and has filed a lawsuit against General Mills and H-E-B. The lawsuit was filed in a Bexar County district court against both companies last week, as reported mysanantonio.com.

According to the article,  Richards poured the cereal from the bag into the bowl, following the "Ready to Eat" directions found on the bag, the lawsuit claims, which also directs people to pour milk into the bowl. Richards followed those directions and then ate the cereal where he then bit into a hard object. Richards claims in the lawsuit that he then felt pain in his jaw and teeth, and "heard a cracking sound in his mouth." Richards is seeking $250,000 for medical expenses and pain. Read the full article by clicking here. The cereal was bought at a San Antonio HEB location.  HEB declined to comment on the lawsuit.

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