I'm waiting to hear what really happened to this officer. If it is indeed "only salt" then why not fine her for some sort of misdemeanor? If the test turns out to be more than just salt and it really did make him very ill then that's a whole other story.

Question? How much do you "really" trust the people preparing your food at these places? One must really bite his tongue if one feels the need to complain. At least until after you get your food.

If it is only a matter of a salty burger then perhaps, shhhhh, just wrap her on the head a couple of times with the ole night stick and use the term; "Paybacks Are Hello".

I would certainly be ticked too. Talk about violating a trust and all forms of decency.

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An old boyfriend from high school used to work at Dairy Queen. A guy he didn't like came in and ordered a large shake. Well, he got one with a handful of vaseline mixed into it. He slurped it up and didn't even know it. Bleck. Yep, that 'boyfriend' was an idiot. But I still think about it whenever I want a milkshake. *shiver*

You are right Git, don't complain and if you do complain don't send your food back to be fixed. It will be "fixed", and you won't like it.

I have heard through the urban rumor mill that cops in PTC are not safe eating here. I heard that one of our officers came to PTC with their family on a day off. Wouldn't you know apparently this poor cop had previously arrested one of the cooks. Apparently the food smelled like whatever poison was poured on it. I don't know if the food was actually tasted or tested.

If this story is true it's sad.

If it was something other than salt that sickened him, then yes, I believe further investigation is warranted. If, as she says, it was merely an accident of over-salting and she served it anyways, fire her for making someone sick. I just think that a little too much salt does not warrant an arrest. (pun intended)

I have enough trust in the people preparing my food at restaurants that I still eat out. And actually, I used to work as a server and bartender at more than one restaurant around here. Every establishment I have ever worked in was very upstanding. No one, to my knowledge, ever contaminated anyone's food. Everything was kept very clean, and special attention was taken to make a customer's complaint right: not to punish the customer with a loogie (sp?). I always wanted a customer to speak up if they weren't happy!

I like the rap on the head idea, though... Good thinkin', Git! It just seems to me to be an accident on her part initially, then stupidity for actually serving the food. There's probably a lot we don't know, though..Especially since they dragged her off to the pokey for the night.

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Hey there "Not Again", do us a favor, go to the scene of the burger crime and let us know how your burger tastes. I wish this officer went to Chic-fil-a instead. The employees are much nicer and the food much better quality.
I'm pretty sure there is more to the story then when we are reading/hearing. She may have made a big stink, attitude as you know,is everything.