Police Who Had "Poisoned" Milkshakes Never Showed Symptoms

[FelineOverlord]

Is anyone surprised?

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[Lars39]

1. Shake Shack should sue them.

[dsc]

2. they most surely should

while they surely made a mistake in terms of machine maintenance this was outlandish.

[Thekaspervote]

6. Indeed

[FelineOverlord]

3. Police Who Had "Poisoned" Milkshakes Never Showed Symptoms

That the police were claiming to be "poisoned" almost immediately after they had the milkshakes made a lot of people on Twitter suspicious.

[Grokenstein]

4. The union was in an awfully big hurry to make this a headline.

Shake Shack needs to sue the everloving hell out of these swine--and so should anyone working there who got "let go" over this incident-that-didn't-actually-happen.

[ret5hd]

5. Take away: We are investigating ourselves and...

will notify you if we find ourselves guilty of any wrongdoing.

[regnaD kciN]

7. Any Cops Ate Bleach...?

[tulipsandroses]

8. I did not believe it when it was first reported. The media needs to do a better job of vetting

reports from the police. This is what it has come to. Everyone else gets vetted, why not them?

If you go back and read earlier reports of Breonna Taylor's shooting, you would think she was involved in something nefarious. The headlines read something like Woman killed in police raid. - It would be days before the true narrative was written. It is time to start vetting what is reported by police.