Results: Police Asked to Leave Starbucks

Have you heard of this prior to this survey?

Do you drink Starbucks coffee?

Since the incident, the Tempe Officers Association has put out a "Dump Starbucks" image, encouraging law enforcement supporters to stop patronizing the business. If you regularly purchase from Starbucks, is this story likely to make you frequent their stores less, if not stop completely?

In a statement released on Twitter, the Tempe police department said they hoped the incident at Starbucks will be an "isolated incident between one community member and a single employee rather than an entire organization." Do you think this was an isolated incident and the result of a single employee's negative feelings toward the police?

Starbucks in response issued a statement saying they are trying to "better understand what took place and apologize for any misunderstandings or inappropriate behavior that may have taken place." Furthermore, "On behalf of Starbucks, I want to sincerely apologize to you all for the experience that six of your officers had in our store on July 4," Rossann Williams, Starbucks executive vice president and president of U.S. Retail said. The executive president also said she "will be in Tempe this evening and welcome the opportunity to meet with any of you in person to address concerns or questions." Do you think this apology by the company is good enough in response to the way the officers were treated on America's Independence Day?