eric: thanks arthel and jeffrey at san francisco the police association there says a popular bay area bakery will not serve police officers when they are in uniform. they say a police officer who stopped in for a cup of coffee last weekend was denied service because he is a cop. christina coleman live with more on this, christina? hi. on instagram the bakery stated there dedicated to uplifting social and racial justice. they also say they believe prohibiting at the establishment keeps the restaurant safer. however san francisco police union president, tracy mcrae tells fox news the bakery s rule to not serve officers who are armed and in uniform. it s discriminatory to law enforcement and shameful. on top of all of this. we have been in that community a lot longer then that restaurant has.
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chris e teen a that coleman live in los angeles with more on that story. christina. reporter: hi, jon. on instagram the bakery, reams california, stated their business is dedicated to uplifting social and racial justice. they also said they believe prohibiting guns at their establishment keeps the restaurant safer. however, san francisco s police union president, tracy mcrae, tells fox news the bakery s rule to not serve officers who are armed and in uniform is discriminatory to law enforcement and shameful. reporter: it s asinine. and we ve been in that community a lot longer than that restaurant has, sorry. [laughter] we ve been patronizing businesses there a lot longer than that business has been open. stop with the whole woke b.s. stuff because, you know what? it s tired now. reporter: mcrae says she s learned of the bakery s rule after an officer was refused service last weekend in the bakery in san francisco. in a statement, that officer said, quote: after working back to b