A second lawsuit has been filed in Minnesota against Chipotle in connection with a statewide salmonella outbreak. The first lawsuit came from a Minneapolis woman who was hospitalized twice after eating at Chipotle in Uptown, and the second a White Bear Lake woman who ate at a Chipotle in Maplewood.

White Bear Lake woman Susan Wikstrom’s lawsuit, which was filed Sept. 14, says Wikstrom ate at the Maplewood Chipotle on Aug. 28 and began developing stomach cramps and diarrhea on Aug. 31. Her symptoms worsened in the following days. Test results confirmed she had contracted salmonella.

The Minnesota Department of Health has received about 45 reported cases of salmonella since Sept. 2. Officials believe there are likely more illnesses that have gone unreported. According to the lawsuit, MDH found that 34 of the 36 interviewed individuals sickened with salmonella had eaten at a Chipotle restaurant. The salmonella outbreak involves an undisclosed suspect ingredient that was served in 17 Chipotle locations. Most of the locations are in the Twin Cities metro area, with one in St. Cloud and one in Rochester.

To read more about the lawsuit, click here.

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