"I am not regularly astounded but rather today I was educated with respect to an episode at the Lucky Teriyaki eatery in Sedro-Woolley that totally surprised me," Reichardt wrote in a Facebook post on the Skagit County Sheriff's Office page. He said as appointees went to pay, the proprietor asked for they not eat there any longer in light of the fact that different clients disliked police.
"My central delegate addressed the proprietor to affirm this since he just couldn't accept what he was hearing," composed Reichardt. "The proprietor rehashed the solicitation as well as asked that we spread the news to other law authorization that they were no more welcome either."
Thursday night, in any case, the family that runs Lucky Teriyaki in Sedro-Woolley, a northwestern Washington town nearly 70 miles outside of Seattle, said the circumstance was the aftereffect of a dialect obstruction. The proprietor separated in tears over the occurrence and even offered free dinners Monday to police, as indicated by Seattle-Tacoma TV slot KCPQ. Composed KCPQ, "the man's child said in a substantial accent that it had all been a misconception and he apologized for the episode."
Utilizing a translator to converse with the proprietors, KOMO news reported that Lucky Teriyaki has gotten passing dangers. A table close to the agents evidently got irritated with a spill, and a representative thought about whether it was on the grounds that police were sitting close-by. The worker inquired as to whether they were going to clear out. The worker then didn't comprehend what was going on when requested that clear up by police, as indicated by the story advised to KOMO.
Fortunate Teriyaki has been overwhelmed with negative remarks and Yelp surveys. It now has a one star rating.