Police Officers Refused Service at Buffalo Wild Wings Because of Guns

[ifindppl]

I have never started a duplicate thread. But I put this one up in the local neighborhood in Virginia. However, since there is a Buffalo Wild Wings in Rockville (who happens to have the worst wings I have ever eaten anyway), I thought it relevant to re-post it here.

I thought this was a strange occurrence, given it happened in the Old Dominion.

http://manassas.patch.com/articles/p...ecause-of-guns

 

[huesmann]

Bad link.

Maybe the establishment has a strict no-guns policy, and felt they couldn't be hypocritical just because they were popo?

 

[babalooie21204]

http://manassas.patch.com/articles/...ervice-at-manassas-restaurant-because-of-guns

 

[babalooie21204]

linky didn't work but searched for it in the box and found it

 

[Blackstar65]

The employee who asked them to leave was not the manager and had no authority to do so. The manager stated in the article that on duty and off duty police officers are exempt from the policy.

http://manassas.patch.com/articles/...ervice-at-manassas-restaurant-because-of-guns

 

[MDlocal]

How douchey. Wonder if anything happened to the person that made them leave?

 

[Hotrod Diesel]

How douchey. Wonder if anything happened to the person that made them leave?

They now have a permanent details assigned to monitor them 24/7...

 

[jimbobborg]

The last time I went to the Manassas BWW, there was no sign, but the one in Woodbridge has one. In fact, the sign doesn't mention "except police officers."

 

[DC-W]

I hope they give those officers free wings forever.