Oversalted burger leads to charges

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Oversalted burger leads to charges

I wish I could have restaurant workers arrested when i don't like how my food comes out... I'd be like, up against the wall muddafukka, i said NO ONIONS!

That cop should be sentenced to the Fryers for a month. What a nutjob. That manager should have been held responsible for the mistake, not the employee.
DING
Cop: Fries ready!! !

Unbelievable. And they sent some of the meat to a crime lab?!

CSI: McDonalds. Coming this fall. Check your local listings.

That Mickey-D’s employee should have been let loose immediately with a clean record and a formal apology from the PD. The idiot cop should be immediately placed on suspension awaiting dismissal. He’s an embarrassment and definitely a liability to his department.
Some people whine about citizens carrying concealed weapons for their protection and yet we have cops like that around packing a piece and a badge.

Don't people have anything better to complain about these days? I'm thinking there might be some more important things to police than the saltiness of a burger...

it all depends on whether the meat was simply salty ( normal, if you ask me) or if the employee took a salt shaker and dumped the entire content onto the patty. People who mess with cops' food should know better--- they're asking for trouble.
I used to work at a fast food place, and some of the customers ( not cops) really enjoyed reminding us that we were the scum of the earth and only deserving of being yelled at like animals. We never messed with the food in an un-hygenic way, but we always made sure that their burgers had the extra ketchup or picles that they wanted--- we'd put around 80 pickles on their sandwich, or half a bottle of ketchup ( or whatever they wanted) on it--- so that when they bit into their sandwich, it would go all over them. They couldn't say we didn't honor their request... I know of people who DID do some nasty things, though.
Rule # 1: Never yell at or belittle the person who is making your food.

I feel sorry for that poor girl.

Leave the young lady alone for god's sake. All fast-foods are supposed to be salty or greasy. I bet that damn police officer's doctor told him not to eat fast food, but maybe the officer didn't listen. I've found out about this incident on the news last nite and the officer was being an idiot. Why can't people stop criminally punishing people for very minor things?

Kind of reminds me of Super Troopers.

But yea, they shouldn't of sold the burger if they knew it was messed up but by no means do you arrest the girl.

Are people becoming extremely learning disabled all of a sudden? Since when is getting a bad burger treated as a threat to national security? I swear there's something eating us all. Eating our common sense and understanding of other human beings.

That's still not as bad as that judge who wanted 50M because he wasn't satisfied with his dry cleaner even though they said 'satisfaction guaranteed.' He lost.

I saw another cop say that the cop got violently ill after he ate the burger. If I have a burger with THAT much salt, I'm going to toss it, not eat it. The burger and the cop's vomit should have been tested to eliminate a stomach virus or bacterial contamination BEFORE arresting the restaurant worker. That was a clear abuse of power. I bet they'll try every way possible to make the charges stick, even if the kid is found innocent.

I think anyone who sells a McDonalds hamburger should face criminal charges.

You mean to tell me McDonald's hasn't been brought up on charges for selling that horse meat they call burgers?

Maddness, I mean yes, quality control should have been excersized on their part, but that can be settled via complaint and not going to the restaraunt again. That cop abused his power, and their are many good police officers and many bad police officers out their, and I hope someday those bad ones who abuse their power, are corrupt and think they are above the law or the citizens they are trying to protect someday get whatever they deserve. I think the US is going to get much worse before it gets better as far as the police state is concerned.