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These officers picked up the bill for diners who didn’t want to sit next to them

These officers picked up the bill for diners who didn’t want to sit next to them
N&V Staff
July 13, 2016

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(Doug Criss, CNN) When a couple refused to sit next to a booth full of police officers at a restaurant, the cops counteracted with an act of kindness.

It happened over the weekend at a eatery in Homestead, Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh.
A group of officers from Homestead and a neighboring department were having dinner at Eat N’ Park restaurant when a server tried to seat the couple right next to them.
The couple wasn’t having it.
“The guy looks over at one of the police officers and was like, ‘Nah I don’t want to sit here.’ So they got moved completely opposite, away from the police officers,” restaurant server Jesse Meyers told CNN affiliate WTAE.

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