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<ul class="summary-list"><li>A Taco chain in <keyword id="15091" type="CITY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Ohio">Ohio</keyword> said a group of workers walked off the job after a large catering order for police came in. </li><li><keyword id="9346466" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="condado-tacos">Condado Tacos</keyword> confirmed the incident, and said no one was fired for refusing to fill the order. </li><li>Tensions between police and citizens remain high after more than a week of <keyword id="6354896" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="protests">protests</keyword> across the nation following the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police. </li></ul>Several workers at a taco restaurant in Columbus, Ohio refused to fill a catering order for state law enforcement amid ongoing protests against police brutality across the country.The news was<a href="https://www.eater.com/2020/6/2/21278142/condado-tacos-polaris-ohio-faces-backlash-over-police-order"> first reported by Eater.</a> On Facebook, Condado Tacos <a href="https://www.facebook.com/condadotacos/posts/2662968117313562?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBXHsPVhDhgMs5LNnIN-BqDYGEIQu-fXZubZCuezkH93w5HyoAqGXbvDNiI3kfpBG64Z4KDN6gfmC4l2vHh1NeW3UTskilnXQgWT-HEiz8xRBT_ERjEaHQQloA0DZ6DHVRXLcEP-OfWB6dqchGNOnT2bHSGgG778FacsNPgLzdNdJLxH4bjWv28A0PCrTW2WwXIHA8AM7ZKQbhWHv8k_6fVyZfbFNnUsTWvOHr26a1zmFISW7TRVVu__zRYRZweLGnIce6_WgKEIhzy_7Ljgt8reFQwtlMGQ3tzqHX-zw6MCMrfic-yyW6GDT_lkhpCi9_Z0UKTmRUXzGDVe_Fhzf5y&amp;__tn__=-R_=-R">confirmed</a> that a "handful" of staff at its Polaris Mall location were uncomfortable filling the order, given recent killings of Black people at the hands of police and the resulting unrest that's swept the nation."Management communicated that any team members who were uncomfortable did not have to work on the order," the chain, which has 17 locations across three states, said. "A few team members chose not to complete their work shifts. While no one was fired last night and if they want it, everyone's job remains intact, we understand emotions are high."The chain also <a href="https://www.facebook.com/condadotacos/posts/2662968117313562?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBXHsPVhDhgMs5LNnIN-BqDYGEIQu-fXZubZCuezkH93w5HyoAqGXbvDNiI3kfpBG64Z4KDN6gfmC4l2vHh1NeW3UTskilnXQgWT-HEiz8xRBT_ERjEaHQQloA0DZ6DHVRXLcEP-OfWB6dqchGNOnT2bHSGgG778FacsNPgLzdNdJLxH4bjWv28A0PCrTW2WwXIHA8AM7ZKQbhWHv8k_6fVyZfbFNnUsTWvOHr26a1zmFISW7TRVVu__zRYRZweLGnIce6_WgKEIhzy_7Ljgt8reFQwtlMGQ3tzqHX-zw6MCMrfic-yyW6GDT_lkhpCi9_Z0UKTmRUXzGDVe_Fhzf5y&amp;__tn__=-R_=-R">said</a> that the order was still filled, and that it will be announcing donations and other efforts "to achieve racial equality" soon.On Wednesday, protests continued in all 50 states, despite curfews in most cities. By and large, the demonstrations have remained peaceful, after isolated looting and vandalism in some places. The three officers who watched the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, without intervening, were charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter on Wednesday, more than a week after the incident."We want to be clear that we stand against racism – always have and always will," Condado said. "To the Black community: we see you and we know you are hurting. We need to make it clear, <keyword id="2771111" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="black-lives-matter">black lives matter</keyword>."

Employees at an Ohio taco restaurant walked off the job when it received a large order for police officers

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Employees of a <keyword id="1718857" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Five-Guys">Five Guys</keyword> restaurant in Daphne, Alabama, were fired for refusing to serve a group of police officers earlier this week, the company <a href="https://www.facebook.com/FiveGuysDaphneAL/posts/2413662562267244?__xts__[0]=68.ARC9Lcln9Ta21e8QvQHjTlw7_EgACblmCYWQp2I090kZjVNoO3yNweF7GJKh0eduM1BIugIm7RntCnn5tEYwH1cEDViJAbo7xpMBr67UV-QoQCPHD3U4LiPMW9qyC1ByWJaJv607kS29zmiAkPL0w88DRpQXxx2cFCeu5Z3A-6RkqK6-SkFEFywcnXXlPPckd8FnuwJF03nLC5d4k2-VLpV8GDwgdvDAWVg4mHb0N5I1eelKqQ7V4J6Yj8YNNjIVXbR1zvXDBz78ec7_uvf9PDvd179V2gV1GhIEUYTwAmaiSk4dvTzSJVAmAjxZCdBHaIm1O0cQPQA1asmrz5UtxfEd">confirmed in a Facebook post</a>.</li><li>"As we uphold our commitment to fair, respectful, and equal treatment for all customers, please know that the actions and sentiments of a few employees in Daphne, AL do not represent Five Guys or the local franchisee," the post said.</li><li>The incident is the latest in a series of recent tensions between restaurant workers and police officers amid nationwide protests against racism and police brutality.</li></ul>Five Guys says it fired employees at a restaurant in Alabama who refused to serve a group of police officers.The officers, who were visiting a location in the city of Daphne on Tuesday night, said that after they entered the restaurant a group of employees turned their backs and denied service. One officer claims he heard an employee say "I'm not serving them," prompting the group to find dinner elsewhere, <a href="https://www.fox10tv.com/news/baldwin_county/daphne-police-release-statement-on-incident-at-five-guys/article_9b4e6108-c0d2-11ea-8f43-2761a550f8ce.html">according to local reports</a>.Five Guys confirmed the termination of the employees in a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/FiveGuysDaphneAL/posts/2413662562267244?__xts__[0]=68.ARC9Lcln9Ta21e8QvQHjTlw7_EgACblmCYWQp2I090kZjVNoO3yNweF7GJKh0eduM1BIugIm7RntCnn5tEYwH1cEDViJAbo7xpMBr67UV-QoQCPHD3U4LiPMW9qyC1ByWJaJv607kS29zmiAkPL0w88DRpQXxx2cFCeu5Z3A-6RkqK6-SkFEFywcnXXlPPckd8FnuwJF03nLC5d4k2-VLpV8GDwgdvDAWVg4mHb0N5I1eelKqQ7V4J6Yj8YNNjIVXbR1zvXDBz78ec7_uvf9PDvd179V2gV1GhIEUYTwAmaiSk4dvTzSJVAmAjxZCdBHaIm1O0cQPQA1asmrz5UtxfEd">Facebook post</a>, adding that the store was temporarily shut down for "further education and customer service training." It reopened to the public on Friday night."Five Guys and the Daphne, AL franchise want to thank the Daphne Police Department for their support in working together toward a resolution," the post said. "As we uphold our commitment to fair, respectful, and equal treatment for all customers, please know that the actions and sentiments of a few employees in Daphne, AL do not represent Five Guys or the local franchisee."The Five Guys incident is the latest in a series of tensions between restaurant workers and police officers in recent weeks amid nationwide protests against racism and police brutality in response to the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.In June, employees of <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/ohio-taco-restaurant-employees-refuse-to-fill-police-catering-order-2020-6">Condado Taco in Columbus, Ohio,</a> refused to fulfill a catering order made by local law-enforcement officials. Rather than terminate the employees, however, Condado Taco allowed workers who felt uncomfortable to step aside from the order, which was eventually completed."Management communicated that any team members who were uncomfortable did not have to work on the order," Condado Taco said in a statement at the time. "A few team members chose not to complete their work shifts. While no one was fired last night and if they want it, everyone's job remains intact, we understand emotions are high."That same month, police unions in New York City falsely said that three officers were <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/nypd-investigating-officers-hospitalized-after-drinking-unknown-substance-shake-shack-2020-6">deliberately poisoned by Shake Shack employees</a>. An investigation by the New York City Police Department found that the officers had reported throwing away milkshakes that tasted off, but the source of the incident was found to be a cleaning solution that was not properly washed off of a shake machine.

Five Guys employees were fired for refusing to serve police officers in Alabama, as tension mounts between service workers and law enforcement

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