re: Deputies in uniform denied service at local Burger King

i don’t know this for sure but that Location is supposedly owned by someone who owns a couple in the greater Baton Rouge area. Last I heard it was not the main frachissee in Baton Rouge but someone who owns 9-12 locations.

The cops should have just run the license plate numbers on the hoopties in the parking lot belonging to the employees and I guarantee they would have won that game.

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these betas should not be law enforcement

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Maybe they should have done something about it so the anti-police cocksuckers could whine about that.

Make up your Goddamned minds.

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a man who identified himself as the restaurant owner demanded a retraction from the sheriff’s office and that service to various people had been denied

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'hey that's not true this type of negative publicity would hurt my restaurant. in FACT the employees were inside laughing and denying service to dozens of people for no reason at all. SEE not so bad now?'

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Cavalier told WBRZ, a man who identified himself as the restaurant owner demanded a retraction from the sheriff’s office and that service to various people had been denied, not just the two deputies and not just because they were deputies.

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so they were discriminating against any and all white customers, and not just cops then

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Idk why cops in a city like Baton Rouge would go to a fast food restaurant run by blacks. Their food is going to be messed with 99% of the time.

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It's not just BR. My neighbor is a detective right here in Ponchatoula and she told me that they know what places are safe to eat.

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Why were Assumption Parish deputies in uniform in St. Francisville?

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They were attending a training seminar.

I saw the post on your Facebook page regarding the incident involving the two Assumption Parish Sheriff’s Deputies at the Burger King in St. Francisville. I’ve also seen it on other sites. As the owner of that restaurant, I would like to offer the following statement about that incident.

I am aware of the incident at the Burger King in St. Francisville involving two Assumption Parish Sheriff’s Deputies not being served. Unfortunately, it also involved other Guests not being served. The actions of the team members involved do not reflect the values and beliefs of our organization, nor do they reflect the values and beliefs of the Burger King Brand. I have investigated the incident and have determined that certain team members refused service to multiple Guests in our drive thru, including the two Deputies, on that day. As a result, these individuals no longer work for our organization. We are very grateful to our law enforcement officers for what they do and for the sacrifices that they make on our behalf. They put themselves in harmful situations on a daily basis to protect all of us, and we owe them a great deal for that.

I have met with Sheriff Falcon of Assumption Parish and expressed my sincere apology for the incident, and I have asked that he extend my apology to the two Deputies. I also extend my apology to any Guests that were inconvenienced as a result of the performance of these employees. Our goal is to provide friendly customer service to all of our customers.

St. Francisville is an outstanding community made up of outstanding people! Our team members from the area are good, hard working people. Unfortunately, from time to time, we end up with a bad hire. But we will continue to work diligently every day to keep that from happening.

I’ll be happy to respond to any questions you may have. You can email me at joe@crownbk.com. Thank you.

Joe Clements
Franchise Owner/Operator

Cops aren't a protected class.

If you support a bakery's right to deny service to a gay couple, then you must support this Burger King's right to refuse service to cops.