POLICE who went under cover as diners in restaurants to weed out customers hurling racist abuse at staff have hailed the operation a success.
Operation Napkin was launched in Gloucester last month with pairs of plain-clothes officers tucking into meals in Indian and Chinese restaurants.
Chief Inspector Dean Walker said: "We feel the scheme has been a success already and made drunken people think it is not okay to racially abuse staff."
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