just wanted to get a cup of coffee to get me through my lift that saturday. instead, a cashier told me that i was not welcome by the company s management. mcrae followed up with the bakery to find out why the officer was refused service. she says reams california responded that with this e-mail, it reads: we do have a policy to not serve anyone that is armed in a uniform if. all officers are welcome to come to our establishment when they are off duty and not armed. mcrae says the business should own up to their policy and post a sign on their establishment notifying the public of their rule. let all the deputy sheriffs who wear a uniform now. let all the california highway patrol, you know, know. let people who are in the military who are out there fighting for your freedoms know that if they re in uniform, they re not welcome, right in just own it, right in we don t have to play these games. reporter: we ve reached out to the bakery for a response, we
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