FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A fast-food worker in Fort Worth has been fired after including a racial slur on a bill to identify a customer who stopped for lunch Friday.
Tyrone Moseley told KDFW-TV (http://bit.ly/2dObYvQ ) that he and a co-worker were surprised when they received their receipts after eating at a Sonic restaurant.
The receipts show Moseley was identified using a racial slur for a black person and his co-worker referred to as “Mexican.”
Sonic later issued a statement saying the owners of the Fort Worth franchise found the actions of the fast-food worker “completely unacceptable” and fired the person.
The statement said employees will be trained to ensure the behavior is not repeated.
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Information from: KDFW-TV, http://www.myfoxdfw.com