It's time for the real story to come out on what's been going on here at Vince's Crab House. It's time that the laws enforced and my family and I can get back to conducting business like we have for over 15 years in this community. It is time for us to be able to walk outside of our own business without being yelled and screamed at. It's time for our customers to feel safe, to come here and support us the way that they have for over 15 years. It's also time for our employees to be able to come here, do their jobs not be threatened on a daily basis. It's time for the law to be enforced.
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Owners of Vince's Crab House speak on lawsuit against county
Updated: 3:52 PM EDT Jul 1, 2020
The owners of Vince's Crab House in Baltimore County are suing County Executive Johnny Olszewski.The owners claimed the Baltimore County Police Department is not doing enough to protect them from demonstrators outside their business.Protesters have gathered outside the Middle River restaurant for weeks after the restaurant's owner mocked the Black Lives Matter movement on social media.The family is seeking damages for what they called "the destruction of the small business.""It is time for us to be able to walk outside our own business without being yelled and screamed at. It's time for our customers to feel safe to come here and support us the way they have for over 15 years," owner Brenda Meyer said. "It's time for the law to be enforced."WBAL-TV 11 News reached out to the county executive's office. The county said it doesn't comment on pending litigation.
The owners of Vince's Crab House in Baltimore County are suing County Executive Johnny Olszewski.
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The owners claimed the Baltimore County Police Department is not doing enough to protect them from demonstrators outside their business.
Protesters have gathered outside the Middle River restaurant for weeks after the restaurant's owner mocked the Black Lives Matter movement on social media.
The family is seeking damages for what they called "the destruction of the small business."
"It is time for us to be able to walk outside our own business without being yelled and screamed at. It's time for our customers to feel safe to come here and support us the way they have for over 15 years," owner Brenda Meyer said. "It's time for the law to be enforced."
WBAL-TV 11 News reached out to the county executive's office. The county said it doesn't comment on pending litigation.
July 02, 2020 at 03:56AM
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