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She said she noticed the “PIG” label on a blueberry muffin on Thanksgiving morning during the store’s “rush hour.”

“I saw the label on a food item because I was like, ‘No, that’s not right,'” Rose recalled. “I jumped into action, apologized, then I thanked him for his time and for his service.”

Rose said the officer told her it was “no big deal” and that he was a longtime friend of the employee.

The barista had used the opportunity to pull a prank on another co-worker in the store, she said.

“The barista was trying to play a joke on her co-worker to see if this co-worker would call these drinks out [as ‘Pig’],” Rose said.

Rose said she was unaware that five cups handed to the officer also had “PIG” labels, otherwise she would have replaced them, she said.

I don't care about the whole gender thing. If what she is saying is true, then it was completely unfair. The story should be easy enough to corroborate.

People are a bunch of offended little babies these days, whether you're a lib, cop, whoever.

She's right. They COULD have been handled this like adults. Instead, the chief would rather capitalize on the opportunity to play the victim on social media.