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Mustard Placed In Police Officer’s Drink At McDonalds

November 29, 2016
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Photo Credit:  Kansas Going Blue

The person accused of putting mustard into the drinks of two law enforcement officers in a Topeka McDonalds could face a criminal charge.

It appears to be a food and drug violation.

On Friday, an officer with the Topeka Police Dept. says he went through the McDonald’s drive-thru at the 2000 block of NW Topeka Blvd. The officer—who has not been named—said his drink tasted funny and lifted the lid to find what appeared to be mustard inside.

The employee was fired.

Tom Dobski, the franchisee owner of the north Topeka McDonald’s where the officer found mustard in his Dr. Pepper, says the company is “shocked by the isolated actions of a single employee.”

The incident comes just two weeks after a Kansas Highway patrol officer reported similar incident involving mustard in his soda.

These incidents are further proof with what we here at Law Officer have been saying for sometime.  There is no other group in America treated in the ways that law enforcement is treated.

If you don’t subscribe to that, imagine the outrage if an African American was refused service, food tampered with or constantly called stereotypical names?

There would be outrage from the top of our government and rightfully so.  Except when it’s a law enforcement officer, it’s a local news story that is no longer a story a few hours later.

Read The New Discrimination In America by Travis Yates.


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