Starbucks' worker brags about spitting in cops' drinks

A gutsy Starbucks worker bragged to his coworkers that whenever a cop came in the establishment and ordered a beverage, as he was about to hand it to the officer, he would spit in it and tell them where they can shove it.

Just kidding. The guy didn't grow the grapes to do that so he did it when they weren't looking.

It happened at Starbucks in Park Ridge, New Jersey where Chief Joseph Madden told NJ.com Tuesday that the coward Kevin A. Trejo, 21, was "arrogant enough to be bragging about spitting in the drinks of his officers. Trejo now has the time to join protesters in Manhattan and attempt to burn down federal buildings because he has been terminated from his job and "got the book thrown at him."

The cowardly scumcrumpet was arrested Monday and authorities told NorthJersey.com that the charges against him include: subjecting a law enforcement officer to bodily fluid, purposely tampering with a law enforcement officer's drink, and creating a hazardous environment.

Park Ridge Police Capt. Joseph Rampolla told the outlet that "under the current COVID threat, it is extremely disturbing to think that someone would intentionally spit in your drink."

It probably isn't the first time this crap weasel has spit in an officer's drink but the actual number is unknown. However, those officers who may have received the tainted drinks will be tested for the coronavirus, police said.

The Park Ridge Starbucks had a good relationship with local police historically and even hosted many "Coffee with a Cop" events. It is likely that this was an isolated event and hope that the alleged cowardly punk will spend significant time in jail, hopefully with a MS-13 member who's in a bad mood.

Patrick Colligan, president of the New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association, said in a statement that "officers risk their lives daily; it shouldn't be while getting coffee," NorthJersey.com added.

A Starbucks spokesperson called Trejo's actions "reprehensible" and said he's no longer employed by the company, because it's hard to serve customers from a jail cell.

"We will continue to support Park Ridge Police in their investigation and have a deep respect for the Park Ridge Police Department and the officers who help keep our partners and communities safe," the spokesperson added.

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