Car Dealership Employees Put Engine Coolant In Co-Worker's Water

Two people were arrested after authorities said they tried to poison their co-worker at a small BMW dealership in Toronto. Szilard Czippan was charged with attempted murder and administering a noxious substance while Rahim Jaffer is only facing the latter charge. 

The two men were captured on surveillance cameras taking the water bottle of a manager at the dealership and filling it with engine coolant. When the manager took a sip, he immediately realized that his water had been replaced and he drove to a pharmacy to get a charcoal pill. He then went to the hospital where he was treated for non-life threatening injuries. 

A spokesperson for BMW Toronto told CTV News that employees were shocked that something like this could happen. 

“It is a small dealership, a family environment where there is a certain level of intimacy. A trust was broken. [Employees] are surprised and shocked."

Police have not said why the two men plotted to poison their manager and are continuing to investigate. 

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