Krispy Kreme Doughnuts has given some Kentucky police officers a reason to “hope” in the New Year.
The doughnut company has offered to deliver some freshly baked treats to the Lexington Police Department after a viral tweet showed officers heartbroken over the loss of a truckload of doughnuts, Fox News reported.
While the driver of a Krispy Kreme doughnut truck safely escaped the flames that eventually engulfed his truck on New Year’s Eve, the doughnuts inside were unable to be saved.
Lexington Police officers who were at the scene decided to have some fun after things got under control, posting photos of downcast police lamenting the loss of sugary goodness.
“No words,” the caption read.
No words. ? pic.twitter.com/eRzvxztVlG
— Lexington Police (@lexkypolice) December 31, 2018
But the doughnut company turned the tragedy into triumph, telling the officers that “more doughnuts” would soon be coming.
?? We’re thinking of you during this difficult time…and have more doughnuts on the way! ? https://t.co/9hPDMieFa1
— Krispy Kreme (@krispykreme) January 1, 2019
Fresh doughnuts were scheduled to be delivered to the officers Wednesday morning, Krispy Kreme told Fox News. And the Lexington Police Department responded to the message with one of “hope.”
Hope. ? https://t.co/8gv2OwncZe
— Lexington Police (@lexkypolice) January 1, 2019
No word yet on whether the delivery has been made, but Twitter users found the humor in the toasty New Year’s story.
Well played Lexington. Well played, indeed. ???
— La Verne Police Dept (@LaVernePD) January 1, 2019
My sincerest condolences. Thank goodness it didn’t hit a @GreenMtnCoffee truck. That would have been the end of society as we know it.
— Avraham Adler (@AvrahamAdler) January 1, 2019
Wow…….I needed to start the year off with a laugh!!! ? Lexington Police, thanks for helping me out……be safe and God bless!! ?
— Lisa (@ldstep) January 1, 2019
Extra crispy Krispy Kreme
— Chris Tornado (@TnTornadoChaser) January 2, 2019
It really is krispy now! LOL
— ✞aLiCiA ✞ (@kFaLlSgIrL40) January 1, 2019
Many couldn’t help but add to the “donut” puns.
Just when you think the world can’t be any cruller.
— The Hoarse Whisperer (@HoarseWisperer) January 1, 2019
The van was aglaze!
— Dan (@connectplus247) January 1, 2019
I donut know if you’ll ever feel hole again. Stay strong. ???????????
— H (@HillaryStreich) January 1, 2019
And police officers across the nation quickly responded to Lexington PD’s post, feeling their colleagues’ pain.
In this line of work, some things can’t be unseen. ????
My thoughts are with @lexkypolice officers in this time of tragedy. ??— Officer Morton (@OfficerMorton) December 31, 2018
We feel your loss. We donut know what else to say. ???
— UK Police (@UKPolice) January 1, 2019
We are so deeply sorry for your loss. Your brothers and sisters in Massachusetts are here for you during these tough times.
— Stoughton Police (@StoughtonPD) January 1, 2019
Hang tight, we are sending backup forthwith, and these guys came prepared. We hope you like sprinkles. pic.twitter.com/S2WIY2ZR38
— NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) January 1, 2019
Condolences from Chicago ?
— Chicago PD 14th Dist (@ChicagoCAPS14) January 1, 2019
See, Chicago has your back @lexkypolice
We donut take this tragedy lightly
— Chicago PD 14th Dist (@ChicagoCAPS14) January 1, 2019
So tragic, we feel your pain.
??????— NYPD 9th Precinct (@NYPD9Pct) January 1, 2019
A truly awful day – our thoughts are with all of our brothers and sisters in the US at this terrible time. ?
— Leicestershire Police ARV (@LeicsPoliceARV) January 1, 2019
Sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you, Lexington PD. However, we were able to find an officer that had access to some donuts. pic.twitter.com/5nq8l5dKaN
— Montgomery County Fire and Rescue EEO (@MCFRSEEO) January 2, 2019
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