A federal agency has sued the former owner of a Krystal restaurant in North Georgia on behalf of three black employees who said they were strip-searched after a white co-worker's cash register was found to be short $100.
The male worker was allegedly ordered to remove all his clothes in the back of the store while the general manager watched. The two female workers were taken to the bathroom and told to strip down to their underwear, the lawsuit alleged.
And to add insult to injury, the three workers were fired when they complained shortly after the incident, which allegedly took place at the Krystal restaurant in Winder, then owned by New Capital Dimensions.
The white employee was not searched. The money was never found.
They betta than me because I wouldn't have stripped for 'em. Freaky behinds. They just wanted to sneak a peak. And the white girl had money missing from her register before so her sticky fingered behind probably took that money. Dang I need to hurry up and pass the bar!
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