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Menominee police officer delivers food order after DoorDash driver is arrested

By Annie Lippert 1 min read
Officer Tyler Teske of the Menominee City Police Department poses with his first DoorDash customer. (Photo courtesy of Menominee City Police Department)

MENOMINEE -- Officer Tyler Teske of the Menominee City Police Department recently found himself delivering a food order to a city resident after her DoorDash driver was arrested.

"Officer Teske has always dreamed of becoming a DoorDash driver," said a Thursday night post from the Menominee City Police Department. "So when an opportunity came knocking, he knew it was his time to shine.

"When a driver in the middle of a DoorDash delivery was arrested, Officer Teske knew what must be done. He assisted the arresting officer, gathered the address from the driver, and acted swiftly. 'It's not a Crunchwrap if it's soggy,' he said, before collecting the order and completing the delivery.

"Unfortunately for DoorDash, we've managed to convince Officer Teske to put his delivery career on hold and stick with what he does best: protecting and serving the Menominee community.

"Whether it's answering a call for help or delivering dinner, we're proud to have officers who are willing to go the extra mile for the people they serve."

Annie Lippert can be reached at 906-228-2500, ext. 550. Her email address is alippert@miningjournal.net.

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