The death of 52-year-old Maria Rodriguez on Oct. 15, 2012, led to calls for stricter workplace safety regulations and prompted the state to investigate the plant, where workers prepare and package tuna and other seafood products. According to prosecutors, Rodriguez was cleaning an oven at the plant when she became trapped inside and was cooked alive along with several tons of tuna. "Workplace safety is a top priority for the state of California, and we will not tolerate employers who put their workers in harm's way," said Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey in a statement. Bumble Bee Foods and the two managers face up to a year in jail and $20,000 in fines if convicted of the misdemeanor charge. A hearing is set for Nov. 26.