Shake Shack Employees ‘Intentionally Poison’ Police Officers While Serving Them in New York City, According to Union Accusation

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Jun 16, 2020

Law enforcement personnel were reportedly poisoned by employees at a Shake Shack in New York City on Monday night.

The news was posted on the Twitter account of the Detectives’ Endowment Association (DEA), a labor union that represents New York City Detectives.

https://twitter.com/nycpddea/status/1272721892131188743

“Police in New York City and across the country are under attack by vicious criminals who dislike us simply because of the uniform we wear. Emboldened by pandering elected officials, these cowards will go to great lengths to harm any member of law enforcement,” the DEA wrote in their urgent bulletin.

“We MUST be more vigilant than ever. We urge you to not buy food from locations unknown to you. Keep your eyes open and be alert at all times. Make sure you always stay with your partner — and back one another up. Inspect your vehicle — personal and department — before you drive,” they continued.

“Now, more than ever, we have to be united. Together, is how we will stay safe. Protect yourself and your fellow cops at all costs — and the DEA will always protect you,” the DEA added. “Never hesitate to contact your delegate, trustee, or the DEA office with any concerns.”

This news has come after an unprecedented war on law enforcement resulting from Black Lives Matter (BLM) racial-dominance protests spreading through the country.

Big League Politics has reported on how cities are working to disband their police forces entirely:

The Minneapolis City Council has formally adopted a resolution pledging to replace the city’s police department with a “transformative model of public safety” on Friday. All 13 members of the city council voted for the symbolic resolution, passing it unanimously.

Left-wing city council member Jeremiah Ellison, the son of Democratic Attorney General Keith Ellison, originally proposed defunding the city’s police department last week, as widespread riots and looting engulfed the city in the wake of the death of George Floyd. The rest of the City Council was quick to follow him in endorsing the vague proposal.

Friday’s vote didn’t lay out a concrete plan to replace the city’s police department, instead broadly pledging to implement an alternative that’s yet to be fully imagined. The Council is planning to spend one year in a dialogue “with every willing community member in Minneapolis” to discern the structure of a new community-based model of public safety.

The city’s establishment Democrat mayor continues to oppose a wholesale abolition of the Minneapolis Police Department, but nine votes of the city council is sufficient to veto any attempt he would make to prevent the proposal. Mayor Jacob Frey was viciously booed away from a meeting of Black Lives Matter protestors after refusing to endorse the defunding of the police last week.

Minneapolis incurred more than $55 million in damages from the widespread race riots that engulfed the city in late May, and the city government is already hoping that the federal government will provide a generous bailout to mitigate the costs of the damages. Some of the businesses pillaged by rioters and looters in the chaos have announced that they don’t plan on returning, citing the utter disregard for their safety on the part of city government.

America has just started to undergo the ramifications caused by the BLM hate movement, and it will likely get far worse from here.