SHINER, TEXAS—
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc.
Walked or ran into stationary object · Cuts, lacerations, punctures without injury to internal structures
Final narrative
An employee was closing a picnic table umbrella. When they moved out of the way of the closing umbrella, they lacerated their lower right leg on the table.
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