Georgia Police Officer Stacey Has Meltdown Over McDonalds Egg McMuffin Order, Called “Officer Karen”
ONN – Police Officer Stacey Has Meltdown Over McDonalds Egg McMuffin Richmond Hill Georgia Order, Called “Officer Karen” Filed under “officer stacey has meltdown over mcdonalds mcmuffin order”.
This 15-year police veteran needs a hug and some time off. A routine food order where the McDonalds at Love’s Travel Stop, Ford exit 1-95. Richmond Hill, Georgia apparently was done without the McMuffin she ordered, but the coffee came out. That was enough trigger for the police veteran to lose it. Thankfully, she did so on camera and social media, so we can get her some help.
On Twitter the response to her plight was not sympathetic, and why should it be? The family of Rayshard Brooks is grieving over his murder because Atlanta Police could not see their way to help an friendly man get to his family, and she is crying over a McMuffin she didn’t get, and sleep she lacked.
Wow.
Send her to Hawaii for a month.
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UPDATE: Georgia Police Officer Stacey AKA “Officer Karen” For Egg McMuffin Order Meltdown, Not Richmond PD
The Georgia Police Officer Stacey Called “Officer Karen” and “Crying Cop” For Egg McMuffin Order Meltdown, Wasn’t A Richmond Hill Police Department Officer.
The Richmond Hill Georgia Police Department wrote the following:
“We have received multiple phone calls and messages about a video that was posted by a female officer complaining about her service at a local restaurant.
The officer in the video does not work for nor represent the Richmond Hill Police Department. We have contacted the agency she works for and have passed along our concerns.”
To date there has been no follow up explaining who she is or what the agency referred to is.
We are on it.
Stay tuned.
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