Kroger Employee Refuses Service To Cop

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Then The Company’s Response Response Was Awful.

Alexandria, Louisiana – An employee at the Alexandria Kroger store refused to serve a police officer because they were a cop, and the company’s response has been less than stellar.
Pineville Police Department Pfc. Sabrina Farace advised us that she was wearing a police shirt when she was grocery shopping with her daughter at the Alexandria Kroger store. The checkout clerk saw her shirt, asked her if she was police officer, and then refused to check her out.

Pfc. Farace’s provided us with her account of events:

 

At Blue Lives Matter, it’s our general policy to wait for the company to response before publishing stories about an officer being refused service. Unfortunately, it appears that a response may not be forthcoming. After complaining, Pfc. Sabrina Farace advised that she did receive a phone call from a Kroger corporate manager who asked her what had happened. After being told the story, the manger said that he would call her back in a day or so. It has now been almost two weeks since this incident occurred and she still has not received a response.

Kroger appears to be ignoring the situation, or at least not being responsive. Be sure to share this story and get the word out and maybe Kroger will finally respond to this situation.

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I am getting so sick and tired of this asinine, ignorant behavior towards cops.

Especially from the employees of a business.


The last I remember, the motto "Right to Refuse Service" applies to the store OWNER or MANAGER, not a damn employee.
Since when are employees givin' free reign over the customers?

And who in the hell is going to come to their aid when someone calls 911 for robbery or any other criminal act?
Santa Claus?
Oh wait, I know.....BLM
 


This supervisor needs to be reprimanded as well IMO.

His response was terrible ..."We have to check customers out"
WTH does that mean?

Never once has anyone asked me what I do for a living. EVER.
And yes, I have been to that Kroger in LA years ago.
You know what? No one cared about me enough to ask anything.
So I call bullshit on that deplorable excuse of an explanation.

Then he wanted to get an attitude when she mentioned the media.
Oh yeah, he thought that wasn't nice.
Hey asshole, your cashier was much more rude than that!!



Businesses need to keep their employees in check.
The local police are the ones to provide your store safety.

Need to leave the political statements outside the ring and tell your cashiers that if they refuse to wait on someone, they can loose their job.

What you are doing is discriminating against the police.
Do you really think that is a smart move to alienate yourself from them?
Bet your cashier will be the first one to hightail it out of their, if the SHTF for some reason. pfffft.



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