The Florida worker mistook the paramedics for police officers, allegedly telling them, 'We don't serve your kind in here.'
A McDonald’s employee was terminated for refusing to serve two paramedics while mistaking them for police officers.
According to a screenshot from ABC Action News, Quinn’s post read, “...An employee goes, ‘We don’t accept officers in here. I tell her I’m not an officer. She then says, ‘anyone with a badge,’ then says it to my partner as he walks in to order food, says, ‘We don’t serve your kind here.’ Just insane how people are.”
The spokesperson told Yahoo Lifestyle that the store respects law enforcement. “We love, admire, and support them in any way we can. We do our best to be there for them when they need us as they are always there for us...” Last month, the Twitter hashtag #DumpStarbucks spread when a Tempe, Arizona barista asked six police officers to leave the store because a customer “did not feel safe” around them.
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