White Orchid
10-22-2018, 08:10 PM
http://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/los-alamos-man-says-looking-suspicious-got-him-kicked-out/article_e951130c-49c9-5efd-88b2-99fffe5fb882.html
Timothy E. Nelson, a historian and professor who lives in Los Alamos, was getting his car repaired at a Santa Fe auto shop Monday, when he stopped at a nearby Dunkin’ store on St. Francis Drive.
He bought a cup of coffee and then left the store briefly to explore a cemetery close by, he said. He also popped into the Firestone shop to check on his car a couple of times. In between trips, he returned to Dunkin’, formerly known as Dunkin’ Donuts, to use the shop’s Wi-Fi. But his visit, Nelson said, was suddenly cut short.
A manager kicked him out, he said, claiming the shop has a one-hour rule for patrons and accusing him of not making a purchase.
Timothy E. Nelson, a historian and professor who lives in Los Alamos, was getting his car repaired at a Santa Fe auto shop Monday, when he stopped at a nearby Dunkin’ store on St. Francis Drive.
He bought a cup of coffee and then left the store briefly to explore a cemetery close by, he said. He also popped into the Firestone shop to check on his car a couple of times. In between trips, he returned to Dunkin’, formerly known as Dunkin’ Donuts, to use the shop’s Wi-Fi. But his visit, Nelson said, was suddenly cut short.
A manager kicked him out, he said, claiming the shop has a one-hour rule for patrons and accusing him of not making a purchase.