A Subway employee has lost her job after a public message on Facebook went viral following the fatal shooting of two police officers Saturday night. 
 
 "Two police officers shot tonight in Hattiesburg. GOT EM," read the post by Sierra McCurdy followed by happy face emojis with guns. 
 
 She also wrote "Police take away innocent people lives everyday now & get away w/ it , f---- them . . . (no mercy)." 
 
 Hattiesburg Officers Benjamin Deen and Liquori Tate were gunned down after a traffic stop. Four arrests have been made in the case and two have been charged with capital murder. 
 
 The photo posted with the message was McCurdy in her Subway uniform, prompting her termination. 
 
 To see the photo, click here. 
 
 "The unfortunate choice of one individual should not reflect on the more than 400,000 honest, hardworking Sandwich Artists worldwide. The franchisee has terminated the employee, effective immediately," a statement to the Clarion-Ledger from Subway stated. 
 
 McCurdy's Facebook page has been locked. 

 A Subway sandwich worker who hailed the murders of two Mississippi police officers on social media faced a fierce online backlash Sunday — and got canned from her job. 
 
 Sierra (C-Babi) Mccurdy wrote on Facebook, “2 police officers was shot in Hattiesburg tonight!” according to screen grabs circulating online. “Got em.” 
 
 The reportedly former Subway employee faced steep criticism online for her inexplicable jubilation over the deaths of the Mississippi police officers. (Facebook) 
 
 The post was a reference to the tragic shootings of Hattiesburg officers Benjamin Deen, 34, Liquori Tate, 25, following a routine traffic stop Saturday night. Three people have been arrested for the crime, two of whom face capital murder charges. 
 
 Sierra (C-Babi) Mccurdy wrote on Facebook “2 police officers was shot in Hattiesburg tonight!” according to screengrabs circulating online. (Instagram) 
 
 “Police take away innocent people lives everyday now & get away w/ it , f---- them . . . (no mercy),” Mccurdy wrote. 
 
 Officer Benjamin Deen was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. (AP) Officer Liquori Tate, 25, was also shot and killed in the attack on the police officers. Three people have been arrested in relation to the shootings. (AP) Officers Benjamin Deen (l.) and Liquori Tate (r.) were fatally shot during a routine traffic stop in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. 
 
 A Subway spokesman said Mccurdy has been fired. 
 
 “This kind of behavior is unacceptable and does not represent the values and ethics of our brand,” the spokesman said. “The franchisee has terminated the employee, effective immediately.” 
 
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– A Subway worker in Mississippi is out of work after posting on Facebook that two police officers shot and killed Saturday basically had it coming, the Clarion-Ledger reports. "Two police officers shot tonight in Hattiesburg," posted a woman who goes by C-Babi Denell Senshala and Sierra McCurdy. She added emojis of a laughing face, a sad face, a monkey covering its mouth, a skull, and three handguns beside the final words: "GOT EM." The woman, who works in the city of Laurel, wears her Subway uniform in a smiling photo along with the post. (Her Facebook page is now locked, but you can see her pic and posting at the Daily News). According to AL.com, she also posted that "Police take away innocent people lives everyday now & get away w/ it , f---- them . . . (no mercy)." Seems none of this jibes with Subway's corporate values: "This kind of behavior is unacceptable and does not represent the values and ethics of our brand," says a Subway rep. "The unfortunate choice of one individual should not reflect on the more than 400,000 honest, hardworking Sandwich Artists worldwide. The franchisee has terminated the employee, effective immediately." Calls to the Subway in Laurel all reached a busy signal, and efforts to reach McCurdy by phone all ended in a voicemail box that was full. The slain officers—Benjamin Deen, 34, and Liquori Tate, 25—were shot down Saturday night during a routine traffic stop in Hattiesburg, Miss., and four people have been arrested on an array of charges related to the double murder.