McDonald’s Employee Refused to Serve Uniformed Officer: ‘I Ain’t Servin’ No Police’

McDonald’s Employee Refused to Serve Uniformed Officer: ‘I Ain’t Servin’ No Police’
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A McDonald’s employee in Virginia refused to serve a uniformed police officer telling him “I ain’t servin' no police,” Richmond.com reported.

Scott Naff, an officer for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, paid for his food in the drive-thru lane at a McDonald’s near E Parham Road and Route 1 and drove up to the window in his duty vehicle to pick up the order, according to a Facebook post by his wife.

At the drive-thru window a male employee said something that Naff couldn’t hear and walked away. The employee eventually came back again, slid the window open, and said “I ain’t servin' no police.”

The employee then proceeded to tell everyone in the restaurant, including the manager that he would not serve a police officer. None of the staff, including the manager, reacted to the employee’s refusal, until one staff member finally brought the bag to Naff.

McDonald's located at 8210 Brook Rd, Richmond, VA 23227. (Google Maps)
McDonald's located at 8210 Brook Rd, Richmond, VA 23227. Google Maps