Blacks now insist on "right" to use Starbucks bathroom though not customers!!!

Bourbon said:
Starbucks manager leaves company after calling police on two black men :rofl2:


The manager of a Philadelphia Starbucks who made headlines for calling the police on two black men has left the company.

A company spokeswoman told the Philadelphia Inquirer the manager left the job "while there is an internal review pending."

A video filmed by another customer went viral, showing the police taking the two men away in handcuffs. The store manager called the police because the men had not ordered anything while waiting for a friend to meet them.

The district attorney’s office said that there was no evidence of a crime and declined to file charges against the two men.


http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...called-police-on-two-black-men-leaves-company

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Good news
 
BodyDouble said:
Your article has to do with millennials changing jobs often and has zero to do with the lazy and worthless work ethic that the majority of millennials have. Try again.
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So provide proof that the majority of millenials have worthless work ethics, I’ll wait, I doubt you can prove your worthless claim. Stereotypes are lazy and generally wrong.
 
Nordberg said:
Going to the bathroom and needing to go, is not a crime. They are an open to the public business.
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Trespassing is a crime those are not public bathrooms and there is a reason why they are only available to paying customers IE because drug addicts like to use them to shoot up in.
 
Phantasmal said:
So provide proof that the majority of millenials have worthless work ethics, I’ll wait, I doubt you can prove your worthless claim. Stereotypes are lazy and generally wrong.
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Doing that is just about the same thing as saying that the majority of boys and men in the 60's and 70's were wearing their hair longer than those that preceded them.
 
Meh, they're bathroom Nazis in PA. It's a thing there. Also, when police tell people to leave a business, they should leave if they don't want to be arrested.
 
Manager doesn't state that he had asked them to leave prior to calling the cops on them. He merely says they sat there without ordering anything. So how were they trespassing if they hadn't been asked to leave until the cops showed up and then quietly obeyed the cops orders, according to the video, while they were handcuffed and led away?
 
BodyDouble said:
Doing that is just about the same thing as saying that the majority of boys and men in the 60's and 70's were wearing their hair longer than those that preceded them.
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So, in other words you have nothing to back up your bs, it’s just your bs, thanks, that’s what I thought.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
were they asked to leave and said no? i'm trying to figure out how one gets arrested for trespassing if they were never asked to leave.
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According to all reports; the Manager asked them to leave several times and then when the Police arrived, the Police asked them several times.
They refused and were then arrested and trespassed.
 
Gotcha68 said:
Manager doesn't state that he had asked them to leave prior to calling the cops on them. He merely says they sat there without ordering anything. So how were they trespassing if they hadn't been asked to leave until the cops showed up and then quietly obeyed the cops orders, according to the video, while they were handcuffed and led away?
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Can you link to what you just posted; because if you had bothered to read the article that was linked to in the OP you would have seen the following:

The video, captured by author Melissa DePino, shows the tail end of what occurred during the incident that has led to public outrage. The men were waiting to meet their friend when they were asked to leave, witnesses said. Police were then called to the scene.
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
You're an idiot; because even the video you linked to says that they were asked to leave, BEFORE the Police were called.

Care to try again or do you just want to continue looking stupid??
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No, two witnesses said that didn’t occur, the manager was the only one who made that claim and he no longer works for Starbucks.

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross also weighed in on the matter via a Facebook video, which you can view below. Ross corroborated the manager’s account of the men being asked to leave, although witness accounts from Lauren and others cast doubt on if the manager bothered to directly ask the men to leave before calling the police.


 
Phantasmal said:
No, two witnesses said that didn’t occur, the manager was the only one who made that claim and he no longer works for Starbucks.

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross also weighed in on the matter via a Facebook video, which you can view below. Ross corroborated the manager’s account of the men being asked to leave, although witness accounts from Lauren and others cast doubt on if the manager bothered to directly ask the men to leave before calling the police.
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Is it your understanding that the Manager should have made a scene out of the FACT that they were asked to leave?

NEXT!!
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
Open the link and this time watch all of it; because at the :33 second mark it even says that the employees had asked them to leave.

Is it your understanding that the Manager should have made a scene out of the FACT that they were asked to leave?

NEXT!!
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Witnesses disagree and Starbucks is apologizing to the men, bark all you want, the manager according to witnesses, didn’t ask them to leave.
 
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