A popular Tucson pizza shop is igniting a social media firestorm after its latest marquee message went viral — and it’s causing a heated debate on both sides of the law.
”Isn’t anything personal..”
Controversial signs in shops and restaurants have been sparking debates on social media for as long as the internet has existed — and it shows no sign of slowing down.
Now, it’s Rocco’s Little Chicago, a beloved spot in Tucson, Arizona, known for its deep-dish pizza, wings, and quirky signs, that’s grabbing attention. This time, it’s a bold and simple message on the marquee that’s stirred up controversy: “All law enforcement officials do not enter without a lawful search warrant.”
The sign, which has been up for a couple of months, has recently sparked backlash after making its rounds on social media. Owner Rocco DiGrazia insists it’s not meant to be personal or anti-police, but rather a response to the increasing trend of unofficial visits from law enforcement.
