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BERKELEY, California — Rong Yuan, an engineer based in Berkeley, is speaking publicly for the first time after a court agreed to expunge the felony conviction of her former co-worker, David Xu, despite objections from prosecutors. ​Starting in 2017, Yuan experienced unexplained health issues, including hair loss and persistent vomiting.  After her mother noticed an unusual odor coming from her water bottle, Yuan installed a small camera at her desk to investigate. The footage captured Xu pouring a substance into her bottle. Laboratory testing later revealed the water contained cadmium at levels 3.5 million times above federal limits. Yuan and her family members tested positive for toxic exposure because the water was also brought home. ​Xu was initially charged with premeditated attempted m¥rder in 2019. Under a plea agreement, he pleaded guilty to poisoning and served two years of probation. On October 12, a judge approved Xu's request to have the felony conviction removed from his record. ​Reflecting on the situation, Yuan expressed her disappointment:
BERKELEY, California — Rong Yuan, an engineer based in Berkeley, is speaking publicly for the first time after a court agreed to expunge the felony conviction of her former co-worker, David Xu, despite objections from prosecutors. ​Starting in 2017, Yuan experienced unexplained health issues, including hair loss and persistent vomiting. After her mother noticed an unusual odor coming from her water bottle, Yuan installed a small camera at her desk to investigate. The footage captured Xu pouring a substance into her bottle. Laboratory testing later revealed the water contained cadmium at levels 3.5 million times above federal limits. Yuan and her family members tested positive for toxic exposure because the water was also brought home. ​Xu was initially charged with premeditated attempted m¥rder in 2019. Under a plea agreement, he pleaded guilty to poisoning and served two years of probation. On October 12, a judge approved Xu's request to have the felony conviction removed from his record. ​Reflecting on the situation, Yuan expressed her disappointment: "I don't think he deserves a second chance. A second chance for a lot to hurt other people, to make other people turning into victims," ​Addressing her former co-worker's actions, she noted: "Why do I talk to him? He's a nobody. He's a coward," ​"Poisoning is not something like you suddenly got angry and lose control. It's planned." ​Expressing the emotional weight and impact on her family, Yuan shared: "If I don't ask you to come to the U.S., they will be poisoned. If I don't bring the water back home, they won't be poisoned." ​She added that her decision to speak out was inspired by her late father: "To come out of my comfort zone, to be interviewed about you, to tell the public what kind of effect it had on my family and how broken the system is," ​Nearly a decade after the initial incidents, Yuan continues to experience health difficulties and works on a part-time basis. She had requested $500,000 in restitution but received $7,000, and she continues to question the court's decision. ​#Berkeley #California #USA #RongYuan #DavidXu

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