"SF Restaurant's Ban on Armed Officers Sparks Controversy with Police Union"

Reem's California, a restaurant in San Francisco's Mission District, has implemented a policy banning armed police officers from entering their establishment, citing a commitment to social and racial justice. The San Francisco Police Officers Association (SFPOA) criticized the restaurant, claiming that one of their officers was denied service while in uniform. Reem's clarified that they do not refuse service to police officers in general, but only when they are in uniform and armed. The SFPOA accused Reem's of practicing "anti-police bigotry" and designed a sign for the restaurant to display their discriminatory policy. Reem's Mission District location is currently closed, with no reopening date specified.
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