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If you can arrest someone on a whim, they should be able to sue you for that. Especially if it cost you a job, or a relationship. You need to have justification before making an arrest. The officer did not. If he was concerned about being poisoned, he could have taken his burger to go, had it analyzed, had his stomach pumped--and based on the results, if they bore his suspicions out, gone back and arrested her later.
Salt is NOT "tampering". It's a normally edible substance.
Salt is a poison in high doses. Local woman was convicted of murder because she was mad at her daughter so she put salt in her grandson's bottle of formula, killing the child.
Did you ever have the chicken fajitas back east (around 1990)?
They were my favorite thing next to the original burgers, but only lasted a couple years out here.
I don't remember those, but I remember the McRib. It was too sweet for me.
He's eating at McDonalds.. I think a little extra salt should be the least of his concerns.
HaHa.. yes good point. I would be more concerned with the fat calories
and why would you eat that crap if you were an officer anyway? You should be watching yourself/staying in shape.
She ate one after the batch was cooked and most were put up for customers. If she ate one, it was to find out how bad it was so she could figure out if anyone would notice and she'd get caught. I don't think there is any report on what she thought about how the burger tasted, just that she ate one. And I question whether she ate the whole thing.
They also get a free burger for lunch/dinner break. Perhaps she was hungry? She had already notified her coworkers, one of whom was probably the crew chief. The crew chief is responsible for making sure the food that goes out is up to standards.
Whip the thug on the courthouse lawn and rub salt in his wounds. Fair treatment for an enemy of the people.
One of the stupidest posts I have ever read.
You sound as arrogant as the cop who jailed the guy for salting his burger. What gives you the right to define who the "enemy of the people" is? Have some salt.
You sound as arrogant as the cop who jailed the guy for salting his burger. What gives you the right to define who the "enemy of the people" is? Have some salt.
Authorities who abuse their position and violate citizens' rights are enemies of the people. This is a milder case than many. Many citizens have lost their lives to these thugs.
Authorities who abuse their position and violate citizens' rights are enemies of the people. This is a milder case than many. Many citizens have lost their lives to these thugs.
There are certainly bad cops, but that generalization doesn't work.
Would you abolish the police?
Trade these thugs in for new thugs (ones not named police)?
Better pyschological screening of academy applicants?
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