What an ass

[Paradiddle]

How can anyone eat the ENTIRE burger if it is "so salty it made me sick" - what a crock of **** and yet another symptom of the stupidity that runs rampid in this world....

And to think - he is "sworn" to "serve and protect"....

Frankly I'd be ****ed if my taxes were wasted on sending a burger to the f'ing crime lab!!!! WTF!!!!!!!

UNION CITY, Ga. - A McDonald's employee spent a night in jail and is facing criminal charges because a police officer's burger was too salty, so salty that he says it made him sick.

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Kendra Bull was arrested Friday, charged with misdemeanor reckless conduct and freed on $1,000 bail.

Bull, 20, said she accidentally spilled salt on hamburger meat and told her supervisor and a co-worker, who "tried to thump the salt off."

On her break, she ate a burger made with the salty meat. "It didn't make me sick," Bull told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

But then Police Officer Wendell Adams got a burger made with the oversalted meat, and he returned a short time later and told the manager it made him sick.

Bull admitted spilling salt on the meat, and Adams took her outside and questioned her, she said.

"If it was too salty, why did (Adams) not take one bite and throw it away?" said Bull, who has worked at the restaurant for five months. She said she didn't know a police officer got one of the salty burgers because she couldn't see the drive-through window from her work area.

Police said samples of the burger were sent to the state crime lab for tests.

City public information officer George Louth said Bull was charged because she served the burger "without regards to the well-being of anyone who might consume it."

[speaceman]

Yeah, I saw that story and I'm also trying to figure out why someone would completely eat a "too salty" hamburger.

Sounds like a power trip to me, with out knowing anything more than what is printed in the article.

[mrblaine]

Originally posted by speaceman
Yeah, I saw that story and I'm also trying to figure out why someone would completely eat a "too salty" hamburger.

Sounds like a power trip to me, with out knowing anything more than what is printed in the article.

Bull, 20, said she accidentally spilled salt on hamburger meat and told her supervisor and a co-worker, who "tried to thump the salt off."

The cop is a moron and arrested the wrong person. She absolved herself from any responsibility once she related what she had done to her supervisor.

If anyone is at fault, the supervisor whose job it is to make sure the customer gets the correctly prepared food is.

[SavageSun4x4]

I can only assume that if the cop bit into a burger that tasted like dog crap, he would continue eating it until he puked and then complain.

Kinda like suing a shoe store because the shoes you bought don't fit and you have been wearing them to 3 months and now can hardly walk....

[speaceman]

Originally posted by mrblaine


If anyone is at fault, the supervisor whose job it is to make sure the customer gets the correctly prepared food is.

That is a good point too.

[DanB98TJ]

If the officer could show the cook intentionally tampered with his food, I could see taking some kind of action. The person taking the order likely knew it was for an officer - many fast food restaurants use video cameras near the order station - and could easily have told the cook (an officer had an employee spit in his coffee at a local McDonald's a few years ago - luckily he removed the lid and saw the floater before drinking it). But, that doesn't appear to be the case here, at least nothing that can be proven.

This is the reason why I tried to stick with restaurants where I could watch my food being prepared when I was working.

[maddmike]

the only mistake made in this story was eating at McDonald's in the first place.