‘Humiliated and Embarrassed’: Black Officer Alleges Racial Discrimination at Local Chick-Fil-A

Chick-Fil-A In Georgia Gave White Officers A Free Meal But Told Their Black Co-Worker He Had To Pay

‘Humiliated and embarrassed’: Black officer alleges racial discrimination at local Chick-fil-A

The owners of an Augusta Chick-fil-A are apologizing to a police officer who says he experienced racial discrimination.

Augusta Chick-fil-A faces racial bias claims by black officer

AUGUSTA. Ga (WJBF)- An Augusta Chick-Fil-A is facing allegations of discrimination from a worker toward an out-of-town police officer. In August, four members of the Clover, South Carolina Police Department stopped at Chick-fil-A on Robert C. Daniel Jr Parkway for breakfast. One officer, who is black, said his three white colleagues were given their food for free, while he was asked to pay. Now he is speaking out. "When we arrived at the place, …

Black officer says he was asked to pay at Georgia Chick-fil-A, but his white colleagues weren’t

The Chick-fil-A restaurant in Augusta apologized for the incident and its "unintentional impact."