Zacby’s Restaurant workers in N. Carolina actually harass police, then tamper with their food

 The sheriff of Cleveland County says his deputies were taunted by employees and served tampered food at a fast food restaurant while taking a lunch break in their uniforms.



Sheriff Alan Norman confirmed the accusations to WBTV after a post was made online by the wife of a deputy.



“As they walked up to place their orders, the boys in the back cooking the food started yelling at them and calling them names,” she wrote about her husband’s trip to the Zaxby’s restaurant in Shelby.



She said her husband and his partner, who were both on duty and in their uniform, ignored the insults and continued ordering.



“Then, as they sat down to eat their food, my husband realized [they] had put the hottest sauce possible on [his] wings – to the point where his food wasn’t even fit to eat,” she continued.



WBTV spoke to the deputy on the phone, who asked that his name not be used, and he said the incident happened Sunday afternoon.