A San Francisco bakery reportedly turned away a police officer last week because of a no-guns policy, prompting criticism from the local officers' union.
A spokesperson said that police officers were welcome in the eatery when they were off-duty and unarmed.
"This policy is for armed officers, and we let police officers know that we welcome them back to our establishment when they’re off-duty and unarmed," Reem's told Mission Local.store announced it was temporarily closed until September 5. Reem's did not immediately return a request for comment.This isn't the first time a business has turned away officers in the liberal city.
In 2021, the owners of restaurant Hilda and Jesse defended and later apologized for turning away three on-duty police officers, citing their anti-gun policy.fired an employee after for telling several police officers they weren't welcome in the shop. San Francisco, USA - May 29, 2014: A cruiser of the San Francisco Police Department parked in downtown San Francisco.
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