Veteran-Owned Coffee Company Donates to Oklahoma Department

A veteran-owned coffee company has donated a sizable amount of its product to the Kiefer (OK) Police Department after news spread that an officer with that agency received his order of Starbucks beverages with the word "Pig" on the cups.

According to Fox News , Evan Hafer, the founder and CEO of Black Rifle Coffee Company, said that his company will always "back the blue."

The company said on Twitter, "Can someone get us the name and location of the precinct of the officer that had PIG written on his Thanksgiving order for coffee so we can hook them up.  They won’t be needing to go anywhere for coffee for a while."

The donation comes shortly after the Starbucks location in Kiefer fired the employee found responsible for adding the offensive remark to the beverage labels.

Can someone get us the name and location of the precinct of the officer that had PIG written on his Thanksgiving order for coffee so we can hook them up. They won’t be needing to go anywhere for coffee for a while. #brcc #thinblueline #backtheblue pic.twitter.com/40QL4bRZUl

— Black Rifle Coffee (@blckriflecoffee) November 30, 2019