North Texas Whataburger refuses to serve officers
LEWISVILLE, Texas - Two North Texas police officers say they were turned away from Whataburger.
Officers Michael Magovern and Cameron Beckham were working off-duty security at a construction site on Interstate 35 overnight and decided to grab a bite to eat
at Whataburger on Main Street in Lewisville.
Magovern said before he could even order a man behind the counter looked at him and said, “We don’t serve police officers.”
North Texas Whataburger refuses to serve officers
The officers thought he was joking, but the man behind the counter didn’t say anything else. They ended up leaving and got food
at Dairy Queen instead.
Whataburger said on its Facebook page that is investigating the claim.
“This is 100% not what we stand for at Whataburger and it would never be acceptable to refuse service to a police officer. We want to address this as soon as possible with any parties involved so we can reach out and make this right,” a spokesman for the company said.
Officer Magovern said he still loves Whataburger and doesn’t want to throw them under the bus. He believes this is a problem with one location or one employee.
“We’ve seen it on social media. We heard it on the news. You know, 17 years as a firefighter and now 13 years as a police officer this is the first time this has ever happened to me,” he said.
“It really strikes a nerve personally and professionally because maybe he's joking or maybe he's not, but how do we trust that individual or that company to cook
anyone's food now," Officer Beckham added.
Magovern’s regularly works for the Strawn City Marshall’s Office and Beckham works for the Milford Police Department.
They have agreed to meet with Whataburger corporate officials later today.
North Texas Whataburger refuses to serve officers
to that down ass employee.
LEWISVILLE, Texas - Two North Texas police officers say they were turned away from Whataburger.
Officers Michael Magovern and Cameron Beckham were working off-duty security at a construction site on Interstate 35 overnight and decided to grab a bite to eat
at Whataburger on Main Street in Lewisville.Magovern said before he could even order a man behind the counter looked at him and said, “We don’t serve police officers.”
North Texas Whataburger refuses to serve officers
The officers thought he was joking, but the man behind the counter didn’t say anything else. They ended up leaving and got food
at Dairy Queen instead.Whataburger said on its Facebook page that is investigating the claim.
“This is 100% not what we stand for at Whataburger and it would never be acceptable to refuse service to a police officer. We want to address this as soon as possible with any parties involved so we can reach out and make this right,” a spokesman for the company said.
Officer Magovern said he still loves Whataburger and doesn’t want to throw them under the bus. He believes this is a problem with one location or one employee.
“We’ve seen it on social media. We heard it on the news. You know, 17 years as a firefighter and now 13 years as a police officer this is the first time this has ever happened to me,” he said.
“It really strikes a nerve personally and professionally because maybe he's joking or maybe he's not, but how do we trust that individual or that company to cook
anyone's food now," Officer Beckham added.Magovern’s regularly works for the Strawn City Marshall’s Office and Beckham works for the Milford Police Department.
They have agreed to meet with Whataburger corporate officials later today.
North Texas Whataburger refuses to serve officers
to that down ass employee.
This shyt again....
boy cacs really are clueless about shyt until it happens to them huh?