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Arby's employee refuses to serve a Police Officer

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The employee is claiming it was a joke and the officer just took it the wrong way.

 

I believe the employee has been fired as well. Also read arbys offered free meals to officers, don't think any took them up on it.

 

Apparently McDonald's delivered food to the dept for free.

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The employee is claiming it was a joke and the officer just took it the wrong way.

 

I believe the employee has been fired as well. Also read arbys offered free meals to officers, don't think any took them up on it.

 

Apparently McDonald's delivered food to the dept for free.

 

A smart local franchise owner sounds like he took advantage of the opportunity. I applaud that business move.

Read that a couple officers went into an arbys in the area for their "free" meal. They then gave it to a homeless man.

This obviously should of never happened. But we all can agree this was just the mistake of one dumb kid. There is no way this was a directive of the corporation. So any boycott would be silly.

This obviously should of never happened. But we all can agree this was just the mistake of one dumb kid. There is no way this was a directive of the corporation. So any boycott would be silly.

 

Agreed. I hope he gets a job somewhere else. Hate to see someone stop working over something like this.

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