"The Tempe Officers Association said the officers had just bought their drinks and were standing together before their shift started when a barista made the request for a customer. The association called the request offensive and disheartening.
Association President Rob Ferraro called it perplexing that someone would feel unsafe when officers are around."
The problem with cops is the same problem with starbucks, inconsistency. Things are usually fine, but sometimes you get beaten, drugs planted on you, and over roasted coffee.
bobberson44 on July 7th, 2019 at 03:52 UTC »
I can’t figure out if the tweeter is mad the cops were asked to leave, or not.
Sugarandteatime on July 7th, 2019 at 04:01 UTC »
The story: https://globalnews.ca/news/5468623/starbucks-police-officers-phoenix/
"The Tempe Officers Association said the officers had just bought their drinks and were standing together before their shift started when a barista made the request for a customer. The association called the request offensive and disheartening.
Association President Rob Ferraro called it perplexing that someone would feel unsafe when officers are around."
Starbucks is apologizing.
harrypottermcgee on July 7th, 2019 at 04:10 UTC »
The problem with cops is the same problem with starbucks, inconsistency. Things are usually fine, but sometimes you get beaten, drugs planted on you, and over roasted coffee.