Kentucky police officers get a massive delivery of Krispy Kremes after photos of them ‘mourning’ a donut delivery truck after it caught on fire went viral
- Krispy Kreme driver stopped Monday after noticing smoke in the cab of his truck following a delivery in Morehead
- No one was injured in the fire
- ‘No words,’ Lexington police said in their tweet that has been liked more than 92,000 times
- Their post included photos of the blackened side of the truck and officers jokingly mourning the truck’s loss
- Police departments from across the country chimed in to offer their condolences
- ‘We feel your loss. We donut know what else to say,’ said the UK police
Krispy Kreme has stepped in to comfort Kentucky police officers mourning the loss of a doughnut truck that caught fire on New Year’s eve.
The Lexington Police Department shared shots mourning the loss of their beloved Krispy Kreme delivery truck which was completely charred after it caught fire, in hilarious posts that went viral.
The baked goods company sent them a massive delivery of the gooey goods to help ease their pain Wednesday.
No one was injured when the truck caught fire in the city on Monday, but the truck’s doughnuts were ruined.
Krispy Kreme sent a comforting massive delivery of donuts after a Kentucky police department shared hilarious post mourning the loss of a baked goods delivery truck that went viral
‘No words,’ Lexington police said in the post that included photos of the blackened side of the truck and officers jokingly mourning the truck’s loss
‘No words,’ Lexington police said in the New Year’s eve tweet that has been liked more than 134,000 times.
Their post included photos of the blackened side of the truck and officers jokingly mourning the truck’s loss.
The truck’s fire was extinguished quickly and the cause remains undetermined but officers are investigating.
Police departments from across the country chimed in to offer their condolences.
‘Hang tight, we are sending backup forthwith, and these guys came prepared,’ said NYPD News in a tweet, accompanied by a photo of a police helicopter. ‘We hope you like sprinkles.’
No one was injured when the Krispy Kreme driver stopped Monday after noticing smoke in the cab of his truck following a delivery in Morehead
The sentiment was shared by the Toledo Police Department, who added: ‘Hang in there, 2019 will get better.’
‘We feel your loss. We donut know what else to say,’ said the UK police.
The Lake Dallas police shared a fun gif of a dog wiping its tears that said ‘that’s so sad.’
Mississippi’s Oxford Police Department also posted their own gif, along with the Southport officers.
‘Well played Lexington. Well played, indeed,’ asserted the La Verne Police Department.
