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To: existentially_kuffer

Sometimes it actually helps to read the article. They are owning up to their mistake.

The full Facebook post:

A law enforcement officer who was dining at our San Antonio location recently was asked to leave the premises by our staff because he was carrying a firearm,”

“We made a mistake by asking him to leave and sincerely apologize to the officer and to the San Antonio Police Department for this unfortunate lapse in judgment. We are working hard to address and correct the matter, and that includes us apologizing directly to the officer and training our team members on the laws in relation to firearms on business premises. We support, respect and appreciate everything our law enforcement does to keep us safe, every day.”


36 posted on 07/30/2019 6:52:40 AM PDT by sloanrb
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To: sloanrb

What more is there to not understand? An identified police office legally permitted to carry & ignorant restraunt staff reacting to an open carry. While, a private establishment with a yah or nah on admission for any reason. Management is 80% at fault & 20% lays with the staff. No apology is acceptable in my books, the best boycott is going to the competition!


43 posted on 07/30/2019 8:47:10 AM PDT by existentially_kuffer
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To: sloanrb

>>>the laws in relation to firearms on business premise<<<

If they had a Sign Posted saying No Firearms Allowed and the Police Officer in question was out of Uniform, they did nothing wrong.

As a Private Business they have that Right, even as stupid as it is.

If the Officer was wearing his Uniform at the time, no Bueno.


59 posted on 08/07/2019 8:20:50 AM PDT by Kickass Conservative (Kill a Commie for your Mommy.)
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