Did a Tennessee business refuse service to national guard...

Memphis pizza owner Miles Tamboli says he refused service to Tennessee National Guard members over the Memphis Safe Task Force, sparking a boycott.

A Memphis pizza restaurant owner is standing by his decision to turn away four uniformed members of the Tennessee National Guard, a move that has ignited a boycott campaign and drawn a rebuke from a member of Congress.

BS BRIEF: A Memphis restaurant is facing growing backlash after owner Miles Tamboli admitted he refused service to four Tennessee National Guard members and said he would “make the same decision tomorrow.” Rep.

Tamboli also referenced the recent killing of Tyrin Johnson, who was shot and killed by National Guard troops, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Since Tamboli’s decision to refuse service to the National Guard members, the business has faced backlash and calls to boycott.

A Memphis pizza restaurant is facing backlash after refusing service to four Tennessee National Guard members over the weekend. The owner of Tamboli’s Pasta & Pizza defended the decision, saying he opposes the federally led Memphis Safe Task Force and would “make the same decision tomorrow.” ...

Tamboli’s Pizza & Pasta, a popular Memphis restaurant, is facing outrage after staff refused to serve four members of the Tennessee National Guard.

Months ago I joined dozens of other local businesses in a public commitment to stand against the military policing our streets, an act of patriotism and conscience both, and I would make the same decision tomorrow. He said his refusal was not directed at the individual Guard members themselves, but at the National Guard’s presence in Memphis.

ATTENTION EVERYONE IN MEMPHIS TENNESSEE Tamboli's Pasta & Pizza REFUSED to serve four members of the Tennessee National Guard. This is the owner, Miles Tamboli. Would be a shame if everyone in the area knew they kicked out US servicemembers!

In May, Tamboli's reiterated on Instagram its support of Free the 901, a group that opposes the National Guard and task force's presence in Memphis and lists businesses they feel should be supported, as well as boycotted, according to it website ...