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The repercussions of the riots that took place in Capitol on January 6 are in their hinning and a chain of southern grocery store found themselves in warm waters as a result.

Redhead Markets faces the social media of reactions after a photo of his co-founder posed among a sea of ​​Supporters Trumpgathered near the White House Wednesday has been surfed and has been widely shared on Facebook and Twitter. (In touch:More Saddes restaurant closures in your state.)

According toThe sun herald, Donald Rouse Sr., the co-founder now at the retirement of the Louisiana-based grocer, was photographed alongside ancient Human Resources Rouses Steve Galtier Director at Washington, DC Rally in support of the President Trump, who preceded the violent storm of the capital. The public photo was posted on Facebook by Galtier itself, next to the legend "millions of people in DC today with us - more to follow".

The publication of Facebook since death was captured by Blogger Lamar White, Jr. and shared on Twitter, where he quickly raised criticism and calls for a boycott of the grocery chain in the Comments section.

Rouse Sr. has since published a statement condemning the violent storm of the Capitol, saying that he had not had any part.

"I attended the rally yesterday as a supporter of the President and to be in the capital of our country at the end of his presidency," he said in a statement Thursday, according toDaily advertiser. "I left before the violence begins and was shocked and saddened to see him unfold on television. I condemn the actions of those who entered illegally and damaged our sacred institutions and threatened our officials. Violence and destruction Do not represent the values ​​of our country, nor the values ​​of redheads. "

Redhead markets exploit more than 70 grocery stores across Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, and employs more than 6,500 workers.

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