PA McDonald’s Forced To Hire Security After Flood Of Threats Following Trump’s Visit.
A Bucks County, Pennsylvania McDonald’s location has been subjected to a flood of violent threats and negative Yelp reviews after former President Donald Trump cooked fries and manned the drive-thru in a wildly popular campaign event last weekend.
Since former President Trump’s visit, the franchise location has been on the receiving end of several violent threats and a number of in-store incidents. According to a report from the New York Post, a group of “unruly guests” caused a disturbance inside the restaurant around 3 p.m. this past Tuesday. As a result, Bucks County police officers could be seen posted up outside the location.
Thankfully the incident was resolved peacefully, though the restaurant has received a number of credible threats over the last week.
According to a report from the Daily Caller, the franchise has now been forced to hire armed security personnel.
Jim Worthington the leader of Pennsylvania’s delegation at the Republican National Convention and one of the key organizers of the former president’s McDonald’s visit, confirmed that the location has received a number of threatening voicemails and social media messages. As a precaution to protect employees, franchise owner Derek Giacomantonio has opted to retain the private security force he hired in the lead-up to the event, the Daily Caller reported.
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